The GAA Pulse

By Cathal Haughey The Corrigan park saga has been going on for months now as Antrim set to face Armagh in the Ulster SFC Quarter finals in mid April, but… Read more: ‘Corrigan park or nowhere’, how did we get to this state in the first place?

Donegal beat Armagh 0-21:1-10 at MacCumhaill Park in what was, for the neutrals and Donegal fans a great game of football. Whilst for Armagh fans it was a disappointing performance… Read more: Donegal v Armagh Talking Points

Football has improved, there is no doubting that. Cork would be great to watch, going by the scoring in their games. Donegal’s machine looks like Jimmy has the correct oil. Dublin… Read more: Football and the GPA

The Seanie Johnston story begins on November 13th, 2011. The Cavan sharpshooter has just received a phone call from the Cavan manager at the time, Val Andrews. Axed. As sudden… Read more: Seanie Johnston: The GAA’s High-Profile Transfer Story

After another round of pulsating football, the Allianz League served up yet another round of high-intensity games, from goal scoring goalkeepers to super subs; an enthralling weekend throughout the divisions… Read more: Allianz Football League Round 2: Standout Performers

Following a weekend of new rules, new players and new management teams, the second round of games are fast approaching. The GAA Pulse team take a look at this weekend’s… Read more: Allianz League Division One Preview

In what can be dubbed a cagey affair for the first round of the Allianz Football League, Dublin emerged victorious on a bitter evening at Croke Park. First Half The… Read more: Dublin Overcome Mayo as New Rules Come to the Fore

Offaly displayed a sign of intent for their Allianz League Division Three campaign, defeating Sligo on a scoreline of 1-17 to 13 points. First Half Flurry The Faithful county, inspired… Read more: Offaly Prove too Strong for Sligo in Tullamore