Gaelic Life

[Fear ón Srath Bán]

I see McSherry had a go at our distinguished board in the paper at the weekend as well as name dropping a few of our famous posters, ofcourse Ziggy gets a mention with a few others

See: http://gaaboard.com/board/index.php?topic=3961.0

[new devil]

What happened to team talk's email mag?

[Red Nose Red Hand]

Not that we would read it in a real Province like Connacht 

The same column is in today's Irish Mail on Sunday

[ziggysego]

I see McSherry had a go at our distinguished board in the paper at the weekend as well as name dropping a few of our famous posters, ofcourse Ziggy gets a mention with a few others

He didn't really have a go at our board, more the danger of personal attacks and that they do be heard. He did say that this is a great board, unlike another which isn't the Cusack Stand

[Fishead_Sam]

Not that we would read it in a real Province like Connacht 

The same column is in today's Irish Mail on Sunday

                 

[ONeill]

Great issue this week.

Declan Bogue is cut above most northern journos.

[Fear ón Srath Bán]

What about Dromore's Cathal Mc Carron for number 3?

[orangeman]

Mc Carron is a great player alright.

[Norf Tyrone]

I think it's always great!
I am no great intelliect and as such issues outside Tyrone have very little appeal to me. However there are very few articles in the GL that I don't read. Every article is well researched and written as well as being stylishly presented that you are compelled to read it.
My problem is getting time to read it all in 7 days!

I really hope that those in GL towers are getting rewarded via readership for their excellent job.

[Seany]

I agree, Norf Tyrone.  A brilliant read. Always a toss up as to who i should go to first.  usually Brolly, where I scan to see who he has a funny dig at (great piece this week0, then jarleth for more earthy stuff with a bit of humour thrown in too, over to Sledger then to see what he's on about.  pete is taking a while to warm up, but he'll ge tinto the groove soon. Interesting he knocked Brolly off the back page last week, but Joe is back where he belongs this week.

It is now a must buy and not bad considering it's October when we're all in gaa hibernation...

[Gold]

I never miss it--think its a great read and hope its here for the long haul.

Im enjoying John Kane's sport psychologist bit also thats been going for about the last 3 weeks

Brolly's is a great read-he seems to be awful fond of Big Geoffrey!

[Cloc Mor]

I never miss it--think its a great read and hope its here for the long haul.

Im enjoying John Kane's sport psychologist bit also thats been going for about the last 3 weeks

Brolly's is a great read-he seems to be awful fond of Big Geoffrey!

Is that the same John Kane (son of Val) who used to teach in the Abbey and likes to use video cameras?

[ziggysego]

Who's the Sledger?

[Gold]

I never miss it--think its a great read and hope its here for the long haul.

Im enjoying John Kane's sport psychologist bit also thats been going for about the last 3 weeks

Brolly's is a great read-he seems to be awful fond of Big Geoffrey!

Is that the same John Kane (son of Val) who used to teach in the Abbey and likes to use video cameras?

aye think he taught in the Abbey alright..whats this about the video cameras?!

[Redhandfan]

I still find The Gaelic Life to be a very good read each week....each of the journos and the weekly columnists come across as being genuine GAA people with a strong feel for the Association at all levels.  I just love the anti-GPA stance of most of the writers.  Jarlath Burns, for me, is now the paper's number one columnist....taking over from Brolly (whose fantasizing over big Geoffrey of late has been a bit disturbing!).  McSherry is always a good read as well. 

The Gaelic Life certainly has its finger on the pulse when it comes to GAA matters in Ulster and I enjoyed reading Alan Rodgers' exclusive interview with Edwin Poots.  Did you see the glare young Rodgers was giving him in that photograph at Stormont buildings?  Poots and those big DUP lugs of his appeared slightly ruffled by the Red Knight.