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Offaly photographers advance to next stage of prestigious astrophotography competition Reporter: ');  '); Two Offaly photographers have advanced to the next stage of the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies (DIAS) ‘Reach for the Stars’ astrophotography competition. The photographers feature in the online public vote that was launched this week by Tánaiste Leo Varadkar, during a private visit to DIAS’s Dunsink Observatory. The two Offaly photographers included in the online public vote are Seanie Morris and Tom O’Hanlon who are both from Tullamore. Tom has three pictures in the...

McCarthy: Let's provide underage players with as many games as possible April 24, 2021 GAA President Larry McCarthy. ©INPHO/Tom O'Hanlon. GAA President Larry McCarthy has penned an open letter encouraging juvenile coaches to provide underage players with as many games as possible over an extended season. Already permitted in Northern Ireland, underage non-contact training in pods of 15 can resume in the Republic of Ireland this coming Monday. While no dates have yet been given for the resumption of fixtures between underage teams, McCarthy called on clubs and counties to "work towards provid...

Wexford GAA to install CCTV cameras following vandalism at St Patrick's Park April 13, 2021 St Patricks Park in Enniscorthy. ©INPHO/Tom O'Hanlon. St Patrick's Park in Enniscorthy has been subject to ongoing vandalism recently, a problem that is forcing Wexford GAA to spend thousands of euro on CCTV cameras. The scoreboard hut was left burned out after vandals set it alight and the dressing rooms and windows were broken into, causing extensive damage. At a time when their income is greatly reduced due to Covid-19, much-needed money will be spent on repairing the damage at the secondary county...

Larry McCarthy: Dublin and Monaghan breaches have caused 'reputational damage' to the GAA He confirmed that Dessie Farrell and Seamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney can’t have any involvement with their teams for the duration of their bans. By Kevin O'Brien Thursday 8 Apr 2021, 4:13 PM 7 hours ago 3,365 Views 16 Comments GAA president Larry McCarthy. GAA president Larry McCarthy. Image: Tom O'Hanlon/INPHO GAA PRESIDENT LARRY McCarthy has admitted th...