Place: Randall’s Island

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Foreign fields: The best music festivals in Europe and beyond

Glastonbury is back and there are a host of other overseas festivals offering impressive line-up, writes Ed Power.

The rise and rise of a great GAA event

Nobody spoke up for one of the great US voices

Minor celebrity bainisteoir fills void in Manhattan

racing

Superb double Bolt of lightning from Usain

gaa

GAA consider upgrade of New York’s Gaelic Park

Cragg sets sights on sub-13 minute 5,000m

ALISTAIR CRAGG insisted that a sub-13 minute 5,000m is a definite target for him as he put the finishing touches to his preparations for tomorrow night’s Gaz de France Golden League meeting in Paris.

Fri, 07 Jul, 2006

Cragg set for a running battle

ALISTAIR CRAGG will arrive in Cork today geared for a battling performance in the 3,000m at tomorrow’s BUPA Cork City Sports at The Mardyke.

Fri, 30 Jun, 2006

Cragg warms-up for Euro gold with personal best

ALISTAIR CRAGG took another big step towards European gold this summer with a personal best in a historic 5,000 metres in New York.

Mon, 05 Jun, 2006

GAA’s united front on scrapping of NY stadium plans

GAA chiefs on both sides of the Atlantic last night reiterated that the New York board fully support a decision to abandon stadium development plans for the Randall’s Island site in the big apple.

Thu, 23 Feb, 2006

Plans for permanent GAA home in New York delayed

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.

Fri, 30 Dec, 2005

Rumble in New York as Moore takes on Dooley

THE New York GAA board is set for a stormy leadership election in the Bronx tomorrow with incumbent chairman Seamus Dooley facing a challenge for the role just one year into his tenure.

Sat, 03 Dec, 2005

€2m GAA boost for New York board’s stadium plans

NEW YORK GAA board officials are confident the €2m grant received from central council will convince the city it has the financial muscle to proceed with its 25-acre stadium development at Randall’s Island.

Thu, 16 Dec, 2004

Electronic umpire would know the score, says Kelly

GAA PRESIDENT Sean Kelly believes the association should utilise technology to avoid a repeat of the scoring controversy which surfaced after Westmeath’s one point win over Offaly in the Leinster SFC on Sunday.

Thu, 27 May, 2004

Kelly backs New York Gaelic sports complex

GAA president Sean Kelly has appealed to investors to back the dream of a Gaelic sports complex in the heart of New York City.

Tue, 25 May, 2004