Person: Tommy Moran

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Quinns to learn if they face further contempt of court charges

Bankrupt businessman Seán Quinn and his son, Seán Jr, will today find out if they are to face further charges of contempt of court which could see both men put behind bars.

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‘Issues’ with Cody prompt Fitzpatrick to quit Cats

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Waters 'gutted' over Eurovision flop

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Ireland's Eurovision song selected

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Public to choose Ireland's Eurovision song this evening

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Dervish to give Eurosong shortlist a spin

Dervish to perform Eurovision entry

The public will be asked to pick Ireland’s entry for this year’s Eurovision song contest from a shortlist performed by traditional music band Dervish, it was revealed today.

Wed, 07 Feb, 2007

Connacht can be proud of its support for coaching

THE GAA's decision to open Croke Park was indicative of a broad-minded organisation with confidence in its future, according to outgoing Connacht GAA council chairman, Tommy Moran.

Fri, 24 Feb, 2006

GAA deal-brokers revealed

THE identity of the five men who struck the historic GAA deal on behalf of Croke Park emerged last night.

Wed, 18 Jan, 2006

Senior panels will be restored to 30

IN terms of GAA house-keeping, the most important decisions taken at Congress were to divide the fixtures-making and disciplinary responsibilities of the Games Administration Committee into separate entities and to establish an elaborate arbitration process based on a disputes resolution code.

Mon, 18 Apr, 2005

Cork want player sent off for 10 minutes after yellow card

RULE 42 is not the sole issue for discussion at Croke Park this weekend. Unusually, motions on playing rules for the GAA congress are almost as noteworthy for omissions as for the variety of proposals.

Fri, 15 Apr, 2005

New rules signal drop-off in goals

THE art of goal-scoring seems to be disappearing under the new GAA rules, even though there has been a dramatic upswing in the amount of points scored so far in the NFL.

Wed, 09 Mar, 2005

GAA set to modify sin bin rule

The GAA are set to announce a change to the controversial sin bin rule today.

Mon, 24 Jan, 2005

Much maligned sin bin to remain for National League

THE rules experimentation in subsidiary competitions will continue in the upcoming Allianz National League competitions, which begin with the meeting of Cork and Kerry footballers under lights at Páirc Ui Rinn on Friday week.

Tue, 18 Jan, 2005

Changes give other teams head start, says Kernan

ARMAGH are unhappy that the experimental changes in football are being introduced so quickly as the Ulster teams will have no experience of them before the League starts at the beginning of February.

Tue, 21 Dec, 2004

Clean pick-up ‘will speed up football’

MICK O’DWYER is adamant the introduction of the clean pick-up — as used in the ladies and International Rules games — can speed up Gaelic football considerably and reduce the potential for refereeing error.

Wed, 15 Dec, 2004

Knock back hurling league again

KNOCK International Airport is to continue its sponsorship of the winter hurling league, which will see seven teams competing next month.

Sat, 11 Dec, 2004

New year ‘sin-bin’ for GAA matches

GAA PRESIDENT Sean Kelly has backed novel rule changes for next year’s secondary provincial competitions which could trigger the introduction of the sin-bin into Gaelic games.

Fri, 10 Dec, 2004

GAA Congress makes the submission of motions much easier

WHATEVER about deciding to open up Croke Park to soccer and rugby, the methodology of submitting correctly framed motions on Rule 42 to next year’s annual Congress of the GAA has been made much easier.

Mon, 01 Nov, 2004

Moran to boycott underage functions

Connacht council president Tommy Moran has revealed he'll stay away from all underage functions where alcohol is being served

Fri, 28 Feb, 2003

Moran to boycott underage functions serving alcohol

NEW Connacht Council chairman Tommy Moran has pledged to boycott underage GAA functions where alcohol will be served.

Fri, 21 Feb, 2003

Whistle blown on famous men in the middle

MOST of the top GAA inter-county referees have encountered a defining stage in their careers, where they either learned from the experience and availed of the opportunity to re-establish their reputations or slipped quietly into obscurity.

Thu, 14 Nov, 2002