Person: Gerald McKenna

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Gerald McKenna: 'I can’t see a way the Association could be successful if it became professional.'

Few if anyone has served the GAA for as long as Gerald McKenna. The current president of the county board recalls those times and discusses where the GAA is now with John Fogarty.

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Mother brands Kerry board's decision 'disgraceful'

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Walsh: ‘fixture schedule may need to be altered’

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Barron and Roche to join Munster Hall of Fame

Clash of the ash to reach Congress

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We won’t be touting for business, insists Cooney

Up for the fight, or a final farewell?

IT SOUNDED like a farewell, it was interpreted as a farewell. But was it a farewell?

Wed, 19 Sep, 2007

O’Dwyer’s finest hour marks start of Kerry glory

THE beginning of one of the most extraordinary chapters in the history of Gaelic football was marked in Clonmel 30 years ago when Kerry played Tipperary in the Munster semi-final.

Sat, 28 May, 2005

Two thirds needed to carry GAA vote

A TWO-THIRDS majority will be required, whether Congress votes on a temporary or permanent opening of Croke Park for rugby and soccer this afternoon.

Sat, 16 Apr, 2005

Council rules query on experimental hurling rule out of order

A PROPOSAL that the experimental rule changes in hurling be jettisoned immediately was ruled out of order at a Central Council meeting on Saturday.

Mon, 14 Mar, 2005