Person: Noel McCaffrey

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Club or county: Where should the GAA start after coronavirus shutdown?

John Fogarty asks, what are the benefits to club or county leading the GAA’s return to organised play?

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Explainer: Lots of questions facing the GAA, but the answers are far less plentiful

Dr Noel McCaffrey, with son and Dublin star Jack McCaffrey. File pic

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McCaffrey: Clubs have to be priority

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Liam Cunningham, Barry Keoghan and Niamh Algar to appear on the Late Late show tomorrow

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Success all relative for Dublin's golden generation

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‘We are trying to make the GAA a healthier place’ says Colin Regan

Sports legends want men to talk about cancer

Health experts and cancer survivors have joined forces to ‘Get Men Talking’ this November, as part of a Marie Keating Foundation campaign.

Thu, 29 Oct, 2015

Varadkar: Cancer vow dependent on funding

Health Minister Leo Varadkar has insisted he cannot deliver on a government promise, made three years ago, that could save 87 lives yearly unless he secures additional money.

Sat, 20 Sep, 2014

Ryan’s positive approach to safety

When Paul Galvin mentioned the discomfort of being made to wear a gum shield in his first significant interview following retirement, it could easily have been interpreted as a primary reason in his decision-making.

Mon, 14 Apr, 2014

Mulvihill allays fears of risk to players

Chairman of the Gaelic Games Doctors’ Association, Dr Danny Mulvihill, has queried the concerns about a rise in serious hip injuries and the danger of kidney failure among Gaelic players.

Thu, 09 Jan, 2014

Barney: Dean will be patient

Dean Rock is under no illusions that he must bide his time for a starting spot in the Dublin senior football team, according to his father Barney.

Wed, 01 May, 2013

KIERAN SHANNON: Tiger ball debate proves golf’s moral code is just fine

Apparently Tiger Woods brought golf into disrepute over the weekend.

Tue, 16 Apr, 2013

McAnallen legacy to be kept alive with trust

A CROKE PARK banquet on December 2 will begin the fundraising for the Cormac Trust, a scheme named after Cormac McAnallen, the Tyrone captain who died suddenly this year from a rare heart condition.

Thu, 25 Nov, 2004