THE Irish Examiner teamed up with the Munster Council in Limerick on Saturday to honour the best footballers and hurlers from the province over the past 25 years.

JUST as we thought things were getting quiet on the GAA front, a number of books has brought gaelic games into the headlines in the final weeks of October.

MUNSTER Council chairman, Jimmy O’Gorman, admitted he was “very worried” in this newspaper last week that proposals might come from on high in Croke Park to eliminate provincial championships.

THE Vodafone All Stars have come and gone and when the GPA Awards are announced in a couple of weeks, it will bring the curtain down on another year of inter-county activity.

THE ‘Little All-Ireland’ took place in Pairc Ui Chaoimh Sunday.

IT was interesting to learn that the Gaelic Players Association havealigned themselves with theEuropean Sports Umbrella group.

I GOT the 6am train out of Killarney last Saturday for the GAA’s Special Congress in Dublin.

NEXT Saturday, top GAA officials head to Dublin for another Special Congress.

A GOOD few years ago, when my good friend Fr Jim Kennelly (now PP in Boherbue) was training teams in St Brendan’s College, we were playing Coláiste Chríost Rí in Macroom.

THE Lisbon Referendum is over and the Treaty has been overwhelmingly endorsed by the Irish people. Many will be wondering what happens next.