# Time To Say Goodbye
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Gaa - January January 2026
# The Toughest
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# The Toughest
The club hurling championship is a big beast that only the resourced can challenge for
To win a Tommy Moore Cup, you need to be on the road for several years. Or at least that’s how it seems.
# Champions
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# Champions
Late Geaney point secures dramatic All-Ireland win for Dingle against St Brigid's
An epic contest swung the way of the Kerry champions.
# Champions
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# Champions
Ballygunner claim All-Ireland senior club hurling title with defeat of Loughrea
Goalkeeper Stephen O’Keeffe was man-of-the-match as the Waterford champions triumphed.
# Making His Mark
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# Making His Mark
Dingle's AFL star - 'A really grounded, humble individual. He's gone over and above to come home'
The Geelong player has been pivotal to his club reaching the All-Ireland final.
# Pat Hoban
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# Pat Hoban
'I'd get more of a buzz from Loughrea winning an All Ireland than Galway'
The Hoban brothers will be in All-Ireland club hurling final action tomorrow – with one notable exception.
# Hurling Hutch
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# Hurling Hutch
'The GAA is in Dessie's blood' - Ballygunner's attacking leader chasing All-Ireland glory
Dessie Hutchinson has been in superb form en route to tomorrow’s final in Croke Park.
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How Michelle Caulfield and husband John Conlon have helped put Loughrea in right frame of mind
Galway champions have changed the perception that they were a ‘nearly’ team.
# Coaches Corner
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# Coaches Corner
'He is very detailed' - Outside coaches pushing on All-Ireland finalists St Brigid's and Dingle
Evan Talty, Owen Mooney and Aidan O’Shea will all be looking to bring their adopted clubs to glory on Sunday.
# A Family Affair
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# A Family Affair
'We've grown up obsessed with Dingle football' - The Geaney factor powering the All-Ireland finalists
The Kerry champions face St Brigid’s in Croke Park on Sunday.
# A History Of Football
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# A History Of Football
Northern exposure: How the stroke of a pen led to Ulster's tactical dominance
In Part 3 of our series on Gaelic football’s evolution, we learn how unforeseen tactical sophistication came as a result of a half-forgotten educational act.
# Thought Leaders
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# Thought Leaders
The cult of the manager: Heffernan and O'Dwyer herald long era of charismatic leadership
Declan Bogue details an age defined by striking personalities in Part 2 of our series on Gaelic football’s tactical evolution.
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No divided loyalties for a treasured son of both St Brigid's and Dingle
Tom Óg O’Brien gave years of football to Dingle and came home to win championships with St Brigid’s.
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