'Everything Michael has done for the club is why we're where we're at' - 40 in-a-row and out
Michael Ryan has stepped down as Ballymacarbry ladies football manager.
Michael Ryan has stepped down as Ballymacarbry ladies football manager.
The decision has been caused by the persistent ash dieback disease.
A neck injury has forced the three-time All-Ireland winner and six-time All-Star to call time.
The former Ireland international joined the club in 2017.
Ireland can make it two wins from two after a difficult couple of weeks off the pitch.
Kevin O’Brien is one of the most successful club managers in the history of the GAA.
Paudie Murray stepped down as manager this week after helping the county to four All-Irelands.
Murray has recently been linked with a switch to take charge of the Cork minor hurlers.
Meath ended the Sky Blues’ bid for a perfect five-in-a-row in Sunday’s All-Ireland senior final.
Galway great Joe Canning confirmed his retirement from inter-county hurling on a media call today.
Stephen Bradley says he is not in favour of its abolishment.
The Championship club won’t be offering a new contract to veteran midfielder Shaun Williams.
Los Blancos only have four games left in their season.
‘We have been blessed to have owned some special horses, but Faugheen will always have a special place amongst them.’
The five-time All-Ireland winner brought the curtain down on a glittering inter-county career today.
The 35-year-old is heading to Pittodrie to take up a player-coach role.
Sinéad Burke had a glittering journey with the Tribe, though it ended on an unfortunate note.
The Belmullet native has called time on his 13-year senior career.
‘I consider myself incredibly fortunate to have played for Mayo alongside an extraordinary group of players. I’ve loved every minute of it.’
The Tyrone football manager’s 18-year reign has come to an end.
The Red Hand won three All-Ireland titles under his watch.
The Covid-19 pandemic ultimately brought an end to this chapter of the 33-year-old’s colourful sporting journey.
‘I’ve come to a stage in my life where I had to think of a career besides being a footballer.’
John Barclay has called time on his 16-year career.
Aiden O’Brien will move on at the end of the season, having played 226 times for the Championship club.
The quarter-back played only two games in 2019, losing both, with a Lisfranc fracture forcing him to watch the rest of a 5-11 season from the sideline.
Déise ladies football stalwart Michelle Ryan has announced her inter-county retirement.
He led the county to a historic fifth successive All-Ireland title earlier this year.
Colm Callanan announced the news with a brilliant statement – and confirmed that he has accepted a coaching role in the set-up.
30 and out: Paul Browne has called time on his inter-county career.
Steven Poacher spent three seasons with the Barrowsiders.
‘I end my career in the knowledge that I have given it my all to drive Armagh football forward,’ the two-time Ulster champion signed off.
‘This move is more about Daniel moving forward than about Eli.’
An emotional Rory Best was given a rousing reception as he played his final game at the Aviva Stadium.
‘He played it the way it should be played.’
The clubs have reportedly agreed to build a new stadium nearby.
The 12-time Irish champion jockey this evening called time on a remarkable career.
Cork will appoint an interim manager ‘for the foreseeable future’ before beginning their search for Caulfield’s replacement.
Another two Board members may leave along with the Executive Vice-President.