# Critical Thinking
From The 42
Gaa - Last year 2025
PodcastThe 42 GAA Weekly
Can Cullen Killen’s red card be overturned? And the best and worst moments of 2025
Fintan O’Toole and Declan Bogue tell Ronan Early about their standout memories of the year, and discuss the chances of a successful appeal for Loughrea’s Cullen Killen.
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# Déise Delight
From The 42
# Déise Delight
'What a terrific Christmas present' - Croke Park calling for brilliant Ballygunner
The Waterford champions ran out 0-19 to 0-10 victors over Wexford’s St Martin’s.
# Appeal Ahoy
From The 42
# Appeal Ahoy
'He's in the absolute pits' - Loughrea manager vows to appeal Killeen red card
Tommy Kelly says Galway club will attempt to free up Cullen Killeen for Ballygunner showdown.
# State Of Play
From The 42
# State Of Play
Final Four - How are the clubs chasing All-Ireland senior hurling glory shaping up?
The Galway, Derry, Waterford, and Wexford club champions are all in contention today.
# Cardinal Rules
From The 42
# Cardinal Rules
Inside Jim Gavin's 2025: From Football Review Committee success to Presidential disaster
‘The leadership and the lads just pulled up the ladder and pissed off.’
# Time To Say Goodbye
From The 42
# Time To Say Goodbye
2017 All-Ireland-winning captain David Burke retires from Galway duty after 16 seasons
The St Thomas’ star was regarded as one of the best players of his generation.
PodcastThe 42 GAA Weekly
Interview: Willie Maher on his drive to grow hurling in every parish
Declan Bogue sits down with the National Head of Hurling, who talks about the injury that prematurely ended his career, his enduring love for the game and his sense of mission to make sure as many people as possible can play it.
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# NFL
From The 42
# NFL
Charlie Smyth: 'The last few days have been crazy. I just felt so ready for the moment'
The Down native has been savouring the reaction after his breakthrough with the New Orleans Saints.
# Match Report
From The 42
# Match Report
Beggan powers Scotstown to first Ulster title since 1989 after extra-time against Kilcoo
Monaghan champions win fifth provincial crown the hard way.
# Stony Grey Soil
From The 42
# Stony Grey Soil
Hewn from the mountains and bog, Scotstown ache for this Ulster final
For a club with a rich tradition of winning Ulster club titles, this present generation have none, apart from three final defeats. And still they come.
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