Michael Foley

It was a baking hot day at the bus station in Dungannon in July 2001 when I first met Cormac McAnallen, strapped into the passenger seat of his mother’s Volkswagen Golf with his brother Dónal at the

After years of self doubt, Ireland’s Ciara Mageean had a landmark year in 2023 with a new personal best and fourth at the World Championships — but still has to battle her nerves

Benign nature of National League’s top division is starting to show in falling crowd numbers, with provincial championships still holding the whip hand

Mayo were an itch Harte’s Tyrone teams could never fully scratch during their era of dominance but he faces them again today with a Derry side bearing hallmarks of his best sides

Losing his daughter to cancer and his brother to suicide plunged iconic fighter’s life into darkness but boxing has always given him a chance to reach towards the light

Conor Glass on living up to the hype at an early age, coming back to GAA after playing Aussie Rules and working with Mickey Harte

Too many games last year left people fascinated by the results, not the spectacle. GAA has not quite sorted new schedule, and for now the advice for everyone is the same as last year: lean into the crazy

Kerry vs Clare: Decision to move Munster football final to Cusack Park shows Leinster the wisdom of taking flagship games away from Dublin’s Croke Park

Michael Foley '26 is an economics major and finance minor. He is a member of the Delta Chi Fraternity, the Institute for Integrative Conservation and various other clubs whose email lists he never unsubscribed from. In his free time, he enjoys reading and playing lousy basketball. Contact him at