So big, bad Sky Sports are going to broadcast Gaelic Games. The GAA has sold out. Profit has replaced principles. And the ordinary Gael has been shafted once again.

Scheduled to play their Sigerson Cup game against Queen’s University in Belfast, the management team of Galway and Mayo Institute of Technology made the sensible decision to book a hotel.

I am married. I have two children, a boy and a girl, and I am 40-years-old. Anto Finnegan is married. He has two children, a boy and a girl, and he is 40-years-old.

For the annual outcry about this year’s Railway Cup, several people complained about the GAA’s failure to “market the competition” properly.

While attending a prize-giving at an all girls’ grammar school in Belfast recently, I was astonished at the exam results.

Aogán Ó Fearghail says he is going to be an ambassadorial President.

Early in the first half of Saturday’s All-Ireland Club SFC semi-final, St Vincent’s corner-back Michael Concarr went on a solo-run which covered the entire length of the pitch.

A family friend, who spent about 40 years in America, was a regular visitor at Lincoln Financial Park, home of the Philadelphia Eagles.

In the copy of the Ulster secretary’s report that was sent to the media last month €2,798,435 was completely unaccounted for.

The league is never as important as it seems in February and March.