Budapest test another chance for Ireland to get comfortable with favourites tag
Eileen Gleeson’s side face Hungary in their next Nations League clash tonight.
Source: the42.ie
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'Every time you play now, you feel so lucky' - Ciaran Murphy's love letter to the GAA
The new wave of GAA autobiography is increasingly well served by the everyman and everywoman experience.
Source: the42.ie
Dublin GAA's 2013 All-Ireland Winners: Where Are They Now?
Its 10 years since Dublin GAA won their first All-Ireland football title under the management of Jim Gavin with victory over Mayo in the final.
Source: balls.ie
OTB to carry Steelers games live
The Steelers and Off The Ball are excited to confirm that they have partnered to make the team’s game audio broadcasts available for fans to listen to on the Island of Ireland
Source: steelers.com
Louth Captain 'Knew Something Was Up' When He Got Harte Message
Louth GAA captain Sam Mulroy says he had an inkling that some bad news could be coming when he received a message from Mickey Harte requesting a meeting.
Source: balls.ie
Covid budgets were dramatic, but Budget 2024 will be the Coalition's most politically difficult – The Irish Times
IT Sunday: Latest columns from Trish Murphy, David McWilliams, Cliff Taylor and more
Source: irishtimes.com
Keane Reignites Walters Spat - Ipswich Town News
Former Blues boss Roy Keane has reignited his long-running spat with his ex-Town skipper Jon Walters.
Source: twtd.co.uk
Bauer Media Audio Ireland acquires Media Central
Media Central joins Today FM, Newstalk, 98FM, SPIN, Red FM, Off The Ball and audioXi as part of Bauer Media Audio Ireland.
Source: newstalk.com
Media Central bought by Bauer Media Audio Ireland
Bauer Media Audio Ireland has acquired Irish media sales house Media Central.
Source: radiotoday.ie
Are there any circumstances you could cheer on England?
For many Irish people, England is the country they would least like to see win a World Cup Final - but the attitude is not universal.
Source: newstalk.com