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<p>The winners of the 2021 and 2022 MacNamee Awards have been confirmed by the GAA. The GAA National Communication and Media Awards are named after the late Pádraig MacNamee, former President of the GAA, Chairman of the GAA Commission (1969-1971) and member of the RTÉ authority. They are presented annually</p>
The Monaghan teenager on playing for club, country and hopes for the future
Brenda McAnespie, a member of the Monaghan team which won the All-Ireland title in 1997, will be honoured as part of the Jubilee team at tomorrow’s TG4 All-Ireland finals at Croke Park.
Monaghan GAA bids farewell to 'Ogie' July 21, 2021 Brendán Óg Duffy RIP. The funeral of Monaghan U20 football captain Brendán Óg Duffy took place at St. Macartan’s Cathedral in Monaghan this morning. The 19-year-old died tragically in a car crash last Friday night at Clontibret on his way home from captaining his county in their Ulster semi-final victory over Donegal. The popular Monaghan Harps clubman known as 'Ógie' was also captain of the Monaghan minor team which won the Ulster title in 2018. With limited numbers in attendance due to Covid-19 restrictions, Brendan's teammates forme...
Monaghan GAA star Brendan ‘Ógie' Duffy to be buried on Wednesday following road tragedy Monaghan under-20s captain, Brendan ‘Ógie’ Duffy, who lost his life on Friday night Brendan ‘Ógie’ Duffy, pictured before Friday's Ulster semi-final in Enniskillen THE Ulster U-20 football final between Monaghan and Down is expected to be postponed this weekend in the wake of the tragic death of the team’s captain Brendan ‘Ógie’ Duffy. The 19-year-old Monaghan Harps player will be buried on Wednesday after losing his life in a two-car collision on the N2 near Clonti...