Oisin Mcconville is a journalist for the Belfast Telegraph, specializing in local sports coverage, particularly Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) events. Oisin's articles focus on providing analysis, commentary, and insights into the GAA, highlighting important matches, players, and issues within the local sports community.
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By: Oisin Mcconville
There were two winners when the Ulster Senior Football Championship Final was staged at St Tiernach’s Park, Clones.
By: Oisin Mcconville
There has been quite an amount of discussion on all fronts in relation to refereeing.
By: Oisin Mcconville
The All-Ireland Football Qualifiers were always going to throw up some interesting ties and Sunday’s meeting of Derry and Armagh at Celtic Park certainly comes into that category.
By: Oisin Mcconville
There is no doubt that the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship is still very much the ultimate competition on the annual GAA calendar, yet even its status is no longer a guarantee that crowds will come flocking to matches.
By: Oisin Mcconville
The All-Ireland Football and Hurling Championships have still to be brought to a climax but this has not deterred many from speculating on the future format of both competitions.
By: Oisin Mcconville
It would seem that change is the name of the game within the GAA.
By: Oisin Mcconville
Even before a ball was kicked in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship, I had formed the opinion that rather than being viewed as hot favourites to take possession of the title, Kerry to me at any rate appeared to be struggling a little bit.
By: Oisin Mcconville
There is no doubt that Croke Park has an atmosphere all of its own, especially on big match days.
By: Oisin Mcconville
Mickey Harte’s departure from the Derry hotseat did not quite come as a bolt out of the blue but nonetheless it has been a serious setback for the county board.
By: Oisin Mcconville
The many thousands of Armagh fans who will flock to Croke Park next Sunday will do so in the hope that Kieran McGeeney’s men will delve further into their new-found cache of weaponry when they line up against Galway in the All-Ireland Final.
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