“I’m not afraid to try something new” – McGeehin still as eager as ever with over three decades coaching behind him
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by Patrick Sharkey
1w ago
By Patrick Sharkey, The latest episode of the GAA Zone Podcast features a fascinating conversation with Michael McGeehin, In this episode, Michael reflects on his path from the Defence Forces to becoming a leading figure in Irish sports coaching. He recalls how his early involvement with Clare in the early 1990s, working alongside John Maughan ..read more
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“I think that probably needs to be fixed” – Calls for Tyrone to review the championship structure
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by Patrick Sharkey
3M ago
By Patrick Sharkey, In the latest episode of the GAA Zone Podcast, fans are in for a treat with a deep dive into the electric 2024 Club Championships. Hosted by renowned Gaelic sports analyst and stats expert, Matthew Hurley (better known as the Gaelic Stats Man), this episode offers listeners exclusive insights. The championship excitement ..read more
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“If we had full-time coaches in the schools, it would be massive for developing the game.” – What is the solution to developing hurling in “weaker” counties?
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by Patrick Sharkey
4M ago
By Patrick Sharkey In the latest episode of the GAA Zone Podcast, we delve deep into the future of hurling with special guest, former Tyrone senior hurling goalkeeper John Devlin. With over 25 years of skill, John offers valuable insights into the development of hurling in non-traditional counties, particularly in Tyrone. John opened the episode ..read more
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“We were very lucky” – Keith Higgins Discusses the Evolution of Gaelic Games in Exclusive Podcast Interview
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by Patrick Sharkey
4M ago
By Patrick Sharkey, In a captivating new episode of the podcast, Gaelic football and hurling icon Keith Higgins shared his insights on the evolving dynamics of both sports, the intricacies of leadership, and the unique challenges faced by modern dual players. A stoppage-time goal from Kerry’s Fionan Mackessy clinched the victory at the death. A ..read more
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Buncrana 1-13 Dungloe 0-11 – Dungloe miss out on opportunity for All West-Donegal MFC Sheild Final
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by Patrick Sharkey
4M ago
By Patrick Sharkey, Buncrana cruised by Dungloe with a straightforward five-point win over an outclassed Dungloe side. With a senior final on the horizon, the logistical challenge of organising training sessions and challenge matches told for Dungloe as Buncrana looked much sharper and more organised than their opponents. Buncrana knew they had a bit of ..read more
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 “The next best thing to playing is coaching” – Dive into the World of Hurling with GAA Zone Podcast Episode 64: A – Conversation with Karl McKeegan
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by Patrick Sharkey
6M ago
By Patrick Sharkey, Are you passionate about hurling? Then you won’t want to miss Episode 64 of the GAA Zone Podcast. Karl’s love for hurling was sparked at a young age, and he was influenced by his parents, especially his father. Karl faced numerous challenges during his playing career with Antrim, but his dedication never ..read more
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Fermanagh reflect on their success
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by Patrick Sharkey
6M ago
By Patrick Sharkey, In the aftermath of an intense and emotional match against Louth, Fermanagh Ladies Football Captain Shannan McQuade shared her thoughts on the team’s triumphant victory in the All-Ireland junior final, reflecting on the journey that led them to this special moment. Player of the Match Eimear Smyth struck a magnificent 1-9 against ..read more
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Kerry 3-14 Galway 0-11 –
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by Patrick Sharkey
7M ago
By Patrick Sharkey, It opened up to be a lively game with Kerry captain Carmody getting a score before Róisín Leonard got a Galway score which Emma Dineen cancelled it out. Anna Galvin got the decisive third point for Krry before it was cancelled out by Olivia Divilly. However, Galway was slow to get going ..read more
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Leitrim 3-11 Tyrone 3-10 – Leitrim come out on top in the battle of the North-West.
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by Patrick Sharkey
7M ago
By Patrick Sharkey, It was a languid opening to the game with the only real opportunity in the minutes coming from a Leitrim goal chance. Maria Canavan got the first score five minutes into the game giving the red hand the upper hand. Leitrim played from the midfield a lot but it wasn’t going as ..read more
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Fermanagh 1-11 Louth 0-12 – Smyth masterclass put green and white ribbons on the cup.
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by Patrick Sharkey
7M ago
By Patrick Sharkey, It took two minutes for a score to come with Eimear Smith opening the score for Fermanagh. The ever dependable Blathín Bouge managed to get a second score for Fermanagh. However with nine minutes gone Kate Flood managed to get the first point for Louth. That didn’t matter though as Eimear Smith ..read more
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