Donegal's quest for glory
Donegal 1-12 Cork 0-12 Donegal started this senior game in very impressive form, almost banging in a goal right of the throw-in. Cork were under re...
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Donegal 1-12 Cork 0-12 Donegal started this senior game in very impressive form, almost banging in a goal right of the throw-in. Cork were under re...
Sligo 2-11 St. Barnabas 1-13 There’s usually plenty at stake in a final and that certainly was the case in this New York senior football final betw...
NY GAA Report: Rangers rally for a draw Plus: Westmeath on target, Sideline shenanigans, and Sunday cancellations. Frank Brady Rangers rally for a draw Sligo 2-8; Rangers 1-11 This senior football clash which started in a rather prosaic and pedestrian fashion ended with plenty of excitement and of course some sideline shenanigans. Sligo were seven points ahead shortly after halftime, but then apparently ran out of steam and options as Rangers began to play with flair and fire to dominate the last stanza to earn a draw. Read more The first quarter was a lackluster affair as both sides ...
Comments St. Barnabas, already having etched themselves into New York’s GAA annals by being the first all American-born Minor Board team to win the senior championship, ensured that their season ended on a high note by also winning the New York under-21 title. *Editor's Note: This column first appeared in the December 16 edition of the Irish Voice newspaper, sister publication to IrishCentral. The pundits ranked the Bronx boys as firm favorites as they were back-boned by a cadre of senior players. However, Rangers were also stacked with a batch of senior-experienced and skillful...