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OPINION: Offaly GAA supporters shouldn't have to settle for moral victories

Offaly GAA is going through a distinct period of turmoil – our footballers sit bottom of Division 3, facing relegation to the lowest tier of league football, while our hurlers are also bottom of Division 1B following four straight defeats. And yet, ...

20 Mar 2017 at 16:33

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OPINION: If Cian Johnson is good enough, let him play senior football

Offaly GAA has hit the headlines this week - the week of our opning senior championship match against Wicklow - as it moved to cement a rule that bars U20 panellists from playing senior intercounty football. Cian Johnson will not be permitted to ...

08 May 2018 at 16:53

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OPINION: Pat Spillane was right to call out Diarmuid Connolly

Jim Gavin may have thrown the toys out of the pram on Sunday following Dublin's dismantling of Westmeath, but his directed anger at Pat Spillane was childish, petty and misguided. Gavin seemed to take issue with one of the country's most high ...

26 Jun 2017 at 12:35

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OPINION: GAA's abandonment of 'Gooch' over testimonial is pure hypocrisy

Kerry legend Colm Cooper's testimonial event has caused serious consternation in recent weeks as the Dr Crokes man stands to benefit financially from a corporate-style dinner. His fellow Kerryman Pat Spillane, as well as his Sunday Game ...

13 Oct 2017 at 14:51

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