NEW YORK’S Irish community will have to wait until the new year before discovering whether their hopes for a GAA home in the heart of the city are to be realised.

FORGET about boots and ambush advertising. You want controversy? Let’s go back a few years, to 1989.

GAA President Sean Kelly will head to New York next week to lend his support to the ambitious Randall's Island stadium project.

GAA PRESIDENT Sean Kelly will visit New York next week to add his support to the Irish community’s fundraising drive for a new Gaelic games’ stadium.

THINKING big and talking bigger is a prerequisite in a city like the Big Apple but it is an art that has not come naturally to the GAA in New York.

THE New York GAA has formally launched its project to build a state of the art stadium on 25 acres of prime Manhattan real estate.

WHO is behind the recent spate of visa refusals for hurlers travelling to New York for weekend games? That’s a question that’s been exercising the minds of many GAA people in New York in recent weeks, particularly those who have been adversely affected.