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Paul Rouse: 'Calendar of play the single greatest issue facing the GAA'

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Paul Rouse: 'Calendar of play the single greatest issue facing the GAA'

Paul Rouse believes the GAA calendar is the "single greatest issue" facing the organisation.

Why a man who was never at a GAA game is immortalised at Croker

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Why a man who was never at a GAA game is immortalised at Croker

Celebrating the pure joy of schools’ matches

Paul Rouse to be appointed new Offaly football manager

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Paul Rouse to be appointed new Offaly football manager

No money or medals can save you from sporting end

Any player ready to stick his head above the parapet?

There’s an insufferable quality to the sporting snob

There’s an insufferable quality to the sporting snob

A Connemara bar on an Easter Sunday afternoon — pints and fish-and- chips and plenty of fun. There are locals and blow-ins, tourists, day-trippers and weekenders. By 5pm, the place is full. 

Fri, 21 Apr, 2017

Is it all about the money or looking after club players?

Is it all about the money or looking after club players?

Club players are treated shabbily in the GAA and, according to Paul Rouse, no leadership will be provided from Croke Park in respect of the development of a proper programme of club matches

Fri, 14 Oct, 2016

'Sport and Ireland: A History' debunks what you thought you knew about our favourite games

'Sport and Ireland: A History' debunks what you thought you knew about our favourite games

Carson played hurley, but not hurling, cricket was once a national sport, and the GAA regarded chess as a gaelic game, as Michael Moynihan discovers in an account of the games people played both on and off the field.

Sat, 21 Nov, 2015