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Joe Kernan
Ulster title still means heck of a lot
It's not all sweetness and light as the curtain begins to come down on the
GAA’s elaborate programme of 125th Anniversary celebrations.
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Joe Kernan: Inter-pro final in London a boost for the game in England
Thursday, 5 November 2009
I know it’s just coincidence given the imminent inter-pro football final in
London but just last week I watched a BBC documentary which explored the
growing interest in gaelic football in schools in England.
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Joe Kernan: My Rangers are six of the best
Thursday, 29 October 2009
Statistics sometimes do not always reveal the total narrative in relation to a
match or other event under the GAA banner.
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Joe Kernan: High time to consider supporters
Thursday, 29 October 2009
There would appear to be no real indication that the economic downturn is
nearing an end and that improved conditions are on the horizon.
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Joe Kernan: Kilcoo in for a rare treat now
Thursday, 22 October 2009
It is often claimed by the Croke Park authorities that the club is the very
heartbeat of the GAA. Now and again, though, decisions are taken in relation
to the staging of fixtures — or indeed the postponement of fixtures — that
would tend to contradict this philosophy.
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Joe Kernan: Representing Ulster always an honour to cherish
Thursday, 22 October 2009
I have had the great honour of managing teams like Crossmaglen Rangers and
Armagh who have claimed All Ireland Club and county titles.
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Joe Kernan: A winter break? Just give it a rest
Thursday, 15 October 2009
There are very few sports across the globe I know of which close down
completely at the top level for two months.
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Joe Kernan: An experiment which just doesn’t bear repeating this time
Thursday, 15 October 2009
The Experimental Rules certainly occasioned debate, confusion and not a little
controversy when they were in vogue in the National League earlier this year.
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Joe Kernan: Things looking up for Ulster counties
Thursday, 8 October 2009
There has been much weeping and gnashing of teeth lately and all because the
Sam Maguire Cup did not come to Ulster this year.
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Joe Kernan: County managers are all set to go out clubbing
Thursday, 1 October 2009
The All Ireland Football Championship may be done and dusted but this does not
mean that county team bosses can sit back and put their feet up. Far from
it, indeed.
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Joe Kernan: Answered Ireland’s call and dream came true
Thursday, 24 September 2009
Sport, like life itself, can be full of ironies.
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Joe Kernan: Galway boss, but I am still thinking of Armagh
Thursday, 17 September 2009
An All Ireland Minor triumph for Armagh, a memorable Cork v Kerry battle for
the Sam Maguire Cup, a winning baptism with Galway and success for Ulster in
the Inter-provincial football championship.
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Joe Kernan: Sam’s leaving Ulster but still been a great season
Thursday, 10 September 2009
At the outset of the All Ireland Championship season in both football and
hurling, optimism prevailed that we would enjoy a summer of high-octane
matches in both codes, a feast of thrilling individual performances and the
odd surprise lobbed in for good measure.
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Joe Kernan: Muhammad Ali played his part in Armagh ‘Sam’ triumph
Thursday, 3 September 2009
ON the morning of the 2002 All Ireland football final, each member of the
Armagh squad discovered on waking up in their west Dublin hotel that a sheet
of headed notepaper containing a message had been pushed under their room
door during the night.
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Joe Kernan: Criticism handed out to Tyrone is unworthy
Thursday, 27 August 2009
If we are to believe all we hear and read right now, then Tyrone have suddenly
become a poor team. What utter rubbish!
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Joe Kernan: Mulligan can provide the goals to take Harte to final
Thursday, 20 August 2009
It is certainly no coincidence that the reigning All Ireland champions in both
football and hurling remain firmly on course to retain their titles.
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Joe Kernan: The original Champions League was created here
Thursday, 13 August 2009
There is a suggestion doing the rounds that the formula for the All Ireland
Football Championship could perhaps be revised and modelled along the lines
of the European Champions League.
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Joe Kernan: Back to basics proving to be winning formula
Thursday, 6 August 2009
There is no doubt that gaelic football at the highest level has now become
much more scientific, convoluted even, with heavy emphasis on intricate
tactical plans and attention to detail.
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Joe Kernan: Even McGeeney's Kildare won‘t stop Tyrone
Thursday, 30 July 2009
At the outset of the Ulster Football Championship, reigning All Ireland
champions Tyrone were being freely tipped to lift the provincial honour with
Monaghan, Derry and Armagh regarded as the biggest threats to their
dominance.
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Joe Kernan: Tyrone are superb at number crunching
Thursday, 16 July 2009
The GAA is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year and for the greater
part of its existence, numbers on team jerseys denoted the team positions
that players fulfilled.
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Joe Kernan: Saffrons united in Bradley’s final goal
Thursday, 25 June 2009
Unity is strength. And nowhere is this more applicable than within the GAA,
particularly at the height of the Championship season.
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