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The inter-county football season has come to an end with the familiar feeling of recent years as Sam Maguire will reside in the capital till next summer at least. Look into the West and it’s an equally familiar feeling for Mayo’s players and supporters who face going to the well for another year to try and break what has now ticked over to a 70-year hoodoo. Yet, while the margin of defeat may have been greater than last time out three years ago, David Brady feels that his former side are well placed to build something on what was achieved this season with this being potentially a start ra...

His team left every fibre, every cuticle out on that field and yet, for the last 10 minutes or so, Dublin were rolling home with all the ease of a pleasure steamer. We are just stenographers in their world now, tasked with transcribing the small detail of outlandish numbers. They are an imperious, undramatic team built to work through these days logically and without fuss. It’s true that nobody rattles Dublin physically quite like Mayo, yet where is the comfort in that after eight years without a league or championship win against the city team? So just take some pictures and place them in ...

Mayo's shot to nothing in a strange year Updated / Thursday, 17 Dec 2020 19:17 Mayo prepare to go at it again this weekend. Another blasted All-Ireland final.  Mayo have been boasting about their aversion to the hype for many years now. Every Friday before the All-Ireland, Willie Joe Padden is interviewed on the Six One from Belmullet, saying, "well Marty, the build-up is very low-key here this year" as a red and green painted sheep reverses out of frame behind him.  This time, however, it's far more difficult to do hype. For years people have wondered what'll happen when Mayo actually fin...

Updated / Thursday, 17 Dec 2020 08:06 The field of dreams: "imagine finally getting the chance to realise your childhood dream, but it must be played out in front of an empty stadium" Opinion: you have to look at just how different 2020 was overall when gauging the impact on performance of playing in empty stadiums It is every child's dream to represent their county in front of a packed Croke Park on All Ireland Final day. Now, imagine finally getting the chance to realise that dream, but the year is 2020 and your childhood vision must be played out in front of an empty stadium.

Have been housed in emergency shelters. this morning, femme fema says than 8,000 families have been located to hotels in the area. joining me is the ceo of the american red cross of texas gulf coast, dave brady. he's at the george r. brown convention center in houston, one of those major shelters. david, give us just a sense of where things are there. how people are feeling and how big your operation is on the ground. >> well, our operation here at george r. brown is a partnership with the city of houston and mayor turner and his team. this operation, i feel, is a great place right now. i've w...