When Anthony Tohill played a game for the Manchester United reserves, the reports in the local press referred to him as Tony Tohill.

It’s not just Unionists who have a deep-rooted pride in their northern identity. Ulster Gaels also possess a loyalty to their province which simply doesn’t exist in the other green fields.

Every year provides an opportunity to reach a new height. Once you go past your prime, that’s it. You can never scale those summits again, writes Paddy Heaney.

Joe Brolly reckons county footballers are "indentured servants", writes Paddy Heaney.

Once a manager earns the name of being a dictator, he can cut all the deals he wants, writes Paddy Heaney.

Younger and hungrier, the GPA has been quick to spot opportunities where money streams can be created or increased

Last Wednesday afternoon the Mooreland/Owenvarragh Residents Association had their proverbial day in court.

Unlike The Honourable Mr Justice Horner, a lot of people made a rushed judgment about Casement Park on Monday morning, writes Paddy Heaney.

I will never forget the day when I realised that the ordinary people of Ireland had completely lost the run of themselves, writes Paddy Heaney.

The Championship structure is unfair and hopelessly outdated, club players are treated disgracefully, and excessive demands are being placed on county footballers, suggests Paddy Heaney.