For those of us who wanted to see the GAA Palestine tour of Ireland happen this month, today has been another one of sadness and frustration.

Tuesday 15th July has been a fraught one for those of us who want to welcome these kids to our island, to the home of Gaelic games. It is now Wednesday, and very much at the 11th hour and fifty-ninth ...

The following is a statement from GAA Palestine released on Instagram tonight (Monday, 14th July 2025). Just after this ...

As for the bonfire builders of Moygashel, given their hostility to Irish language signage, it must be linguistically awkward ...

It’s always worth keeping an eye on what football finance expert David Low is watching. There can be no doubt that the corporate manoeuvres of the basket of assets now disappears into the Delaware ...

Anyone who has travelled to the northeast of this country will have noticed the profusion of Israeli flags marking out the boundaries of Loyalist areas.

So that’s that then. Season 2024-25 is a wrap! With the final kick of the ball at Hampden, Celtic failed to do yet another treble. It is a mark of the Parkhead club’s dominance that this is a shock.

Well, that’s that then. Sevco’s season is over. Therefore, it’s the best time of the year for those who follow follow the Ibrox franchise, as there are no competitive games. It is also an open goal ...

Many football fans confess to having a second team. It’s a feature of the beautiful game. Over forty years ago, this lifelong Celtic supporter also had some side action. Neasden FC. In the pre-digital ...

Well, that’s that then. Finally, Nedball (copyright Alan Morrison) was undone by some Basque brilliance at the back post. Disappointing. Consequently, it would be remiss of your humble correspondent ...

At least some Ibrox chaps saw the issue. When one specific type of ethno-religious hatred has been tactically authorised for generations, then don’t expect other variants to thrive. The snarling ...