Councillor Greg Hepburn said that while the council monitors and prepares to review the Gaelic language plan there were no ...

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The Scottish Languages Bill is simply a rehash of the status quo, writes Professor Conchúr Ó Giollagáin, the co-author of a ...

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Donegal legend Damian Diver previews the Preliminary quarter-finals while we catch up with Fermanagh boss Kieran Donnelly ahead of their Tailteann Cup semi-final. Cavan are on their way to Kerry on ...

He’s at peace with himself and enjoying his football. Thriving even. At the recent Gaelic Players Association Pride brunch, Penrose sat on a stage with Armagh’s Mark Shields, who is also gay.

By Michael McMullan DONEGAL didn’t want to be playing on Sunday but Shane O’Donnell accepts it as the hand they’ve been dealt. In one way, it’s the prize of being in the shake up for Sam. A winter of ...

Whenever I nip south for time with my mother and memory-lane rambles around G13, there is one enjoyable ritual: I always pause at Fort William for a scoff at McDonald's.

WEDNESDAY evening sees the return of Gaelic football across all three divisions in Antrim’s club leagues. After a two week break the clubs return to action for a double game week which sees some ...

Like a lot of club footballers, I first played Gaelic at under-six level, and now, at the ripe old age of 31, I like to think I’m in my athletic prime. To be fair, I have set the bar pretty low ...