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Cathal Dervan: Determined Dubs Annihilate Westmeath

Dublin absolutely destroyed hapless Westmeath in Sunday’s Leinster SFC semifinal at Croke Park as they found their scoring boots with a vengeance, but manager Pat Gilroy was keeping his feet on the ground afterward. FULL STORY >


NY GAA: Busy weekend in the Bronx

Eugene Kyne's highlights the week's action from Gaelic Park between Kerry/Donegal and Na Fianna, Tyrone and Kerry, Down and Sligo and Lietrim and Donegal. FULL STORY >


Hurling - The red-haired step-child of the GAA

Hurling is the red-headed step-child of the GAA. Or so says Larry McCann, who brought a team of hurlers to play an exhibition game at the Connecticut Festival on Sunday. Hurling requires skill and training, and the GAA has neglected it. FULL STORY >


Recession revives GAA's fortunes in New York

The recession has affected all walks of American life and sport is just one of the many victims. Fewer fans are willing to pay top dollar and sponsors are hard to find. But the global nature of the recession is boosting the fortunes of one particular sport: New York’s Gaelic Athletic Association. The storied 95-year-old amateur football league is experiencing a revival as laid-off footballers have fled Ireland for America. FULL STORY >


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