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The more things change: Dubs, fixtures and amateurism – the problems that won’t go away for the GAA Independent.ie 16/01/2021 Colm Keys Every so often the GAA, like other sporting organisation and business, holds a mirror up to itself and takes a cold, hard look at everything it does. Root and branch reviews are a staple diet for any organisation that draws many people into huge amount of activity and with so much revenue channelling through its arteries and veins. Such re...

When Two Best Friends Make Games (And Only One Sells) Share To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Kotaku Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. Australian Game Developers Matt Trobbiani and Chris Johnson are best friends. They do everything together. They grew up in Adelaide together. They did a Computer Science degree together. Th...

December 14, 2020 finance & economy SAE Institute opens its doors in Abu Dhabi to hone the skills of the UAE’s young creative talent. SAE Institute, the global leader in creative media education, is now operating in Abu Dhabi, offering creative media degree programs across the fields of Animation, Film-making, Graphic Design and Games Development. According to a report published by Oxford Business Group, “Abu Dhabi’s media market has continued to expand and mature s...

Uncertainty over finances will hover over Leitrim GAA for many years warns Bohan in Secretarys report 2020 was a year like no other for the GAA and in a wide ranging and comprehensive report for next Mondays Leitrim GAA County Board Convention, Secretary Declan Bohan casts his eye back over a very challenging year. Reporter: sport@leitrimobserver.ie Leitrim GAA County Board Secretary Declan Bohan pictured at Leitrims Nicky Rackard Cup Semi-Final Picture: Willie Donnellan );  ); 2020 was a ye...

Epic Games award $25,000 to USP College FOLLOWING a successful bid to the American video and software company Epic Games, USP College has been selected to receive a $25,000 grant. The money will go towards expanding games development provision and Live Creative both of which are within the fast-moving Creative and Digital Sector.  Live Creative is a unique college company, where Creative Arts students gain experience undertaking ‘live’ projects for companies either locally ...