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Let’s get tough on time-wasters
It was instructive to listen to Donegal goalkeeper Paul Durcan after their loss to Tyrone last Sunday.
Tyrone ahead of the game with GPS
On Sunday, there were a few eyebrows raised about the tell-tale sign of a little square showing up on the back of some Tyrone players.
Crossmaglen will be back
On any given Sunday as the evenings grow dank and dark, BBC commentator Owen McConnon will set out from his home in Cavan for an Ulster club match.
BNP complaint over GAA is sick joke
It was the kind of story that certainly demands a double take.
Loughgiel can still make Antrim proud
It's often been said that your average Gael in Ulster is more willing to hang on the coattails of province-wide achievement than those of other provinces.
Declan Bogue: Goodbyes can be short, but they are seldom sweet
Does reminiscing on five years ago count as nostalgia? The answer is, it depends on how much the world has changed since.
Declan Bogue: McMenamin cuts right to the heart of the matter
Anybody travelling to the opening league fixtures on Saturday night could have tuned into an interesting discussion on Irish radio station Newstalk to shorten their journey.
Declan Bogue: League now a pressure cooker
Although it is not entirely flawless, this weekend sees the start of the most delicately-balanced competition in the GAA.
Declan Bogue: They’ve got it down to a tea
On Sunday, just as the snow was getting thicker and the temperature dropped another degree, I took off a fleece jumper. The press box was getting warm.
Declan Bogue: What Tyrone and Monaghan have learned from the McKenna Cup
It did not go unnoticed that at the Dr McKenna Cup semi-finals last weekend, three of the four managers came from the Errigal Ciaran club.
Declan Bogue: O’Neill’s class never in doubt
On Monday night at the Belfast Telegraph Sports Awards, I was fortunate enough to be seated beside Sean O'Neill and his wife Breege.
Declan Bogue: Caulfield offering shows that talking tactics can bridge generation gap
Talking tactics in football or hurling with any follower of Gaelic games is a tricky subject. Chances are that if they are over 60, they will not want to know the finer nuances of the blanket defence, the withdrawn corner-forward or pushing up on a sweeper.
Declan Bogue: Paidi show good ...but Donegal deserve better
After the departure of Paídi Ó Sé from this world his genius and personality was fittingly remembered at his wake, his funeral, and by his graveside.
Declan Bogue: There might just be something in the complaints of Horan and Mayo men
It may or may not be a coincidence, but just as Mayo are letting their hair down on a team holiday in Miami, comments from their manager James Horan have blown up in the media concerning their treatment at the hands of match officials during the All-Ireland Final.
Declan Bogue: Genuine county men won’t need to go cold turkey
In the twilight world of post-Christmas blues, the most over-used phrase has to be ‘thank God it's all over.'
Declan Bogue: Club fixtures are most important issue facing GAA chiefs
During the height of summer, nothing matters in the GAA while the crowds flock into grounds and players provide us with such rich entertainment.
Declan Bogue: Eight reasons for Christmas cheer
Even by some phenomenal standards set over the past decade, 2012 stood out as a big year for Ulster GAA. Here, we take a look at what has made the past 12 months so remarkable.
Declan Bogue: Rules review plans won’t be a cure for the GAA’s every ill
Sir Alec Issigonis, the talented Greek engineer and creator of design classic the Mini Cooper, once said in a Vogue magazine interview that ‘a camel is a horse designed by committee.'
Declan Bogue: One man’s obsession with tactics delivers book full of passion and brilliant writing
Emmet Ryan is the author of the recently-released ‘Tactics Not Passion', a book that chronicles the 2012 football season and places it under the microscope as it studies the gameplans and tactics of teams competing in the All-Ireland series.
Declan Bogue: Ugly behaviour at Ulster final an insult to all of us
After Sunday, it is clear that everything must change in terms of how we engage with each other in playing Gaelic Games.
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