Glen GAA
‘I don’t know what I’d be at if I wasn’t playing football’ - Glen star Eunan Mulholland relishing new challenge with Derry
After ‘whirlwind’ with Watty Graham’s Mulholland pushing hard for breakthrough with Oak Leafers
Glen trio back in Derry training as All-Ireland Club final objection rumbles on
GLEN trio Conor Glass, Ethan Doherty and Conleth McGuckian returned to Derry training on Wednesday night as the club awaits the outcome of their objection to the result of last weekend’s All-Ireland final defeat to Kilmacud Croke’s.
GAA must order a replay and Kilmacud should abide by their decision
HINDSIGHT is a wonderful thing but what should have happened at Croke Park last Sunday would have been straightforward enough.
'We just have to go back and we have to improve...' Glen star Bradley vows to bounce back from All-Ireland final defeat
HE deserved a medal for staying composed during his post-match interview when the gut-wrenching defeat was still so raw and the tears weren’t far away.
Kilmacud 'keeper Ferris breaks Glass heart as Dubs beat Glen to win All-Ireland title
All-Ireland Senior Club Hurling Championship: Watty Graham’s Glen 1-9 Kilmacud Crokes 1-11 From Andy Watters at Croke Park KILMACUD goalkeeper Conor Ferris denied Conor Glass a match-winning injury-time goal as the Dubliners denied Glen at the death of a thrilling All-Ireland final.
"They can play the game any way..." Kilcoo joint-manager Conleith Gilligan wary of Glen threat ahead of Ulster Championship final
LAST year, when these champions met at the semi-final stage, Glen briefly had the game in their hands.
Leading players facing complete burnout, warns Glen manager Malachy O'Rourke
THE demands the split GAA season is putting on the top players have been highlighted by Glen manager Malachy O’Rourke.
"There’s already 14 donkeys running about out there and you don’t need a 15th..." Kilcoo goalkeeper Niall Kane sticks to the basics
THE KILCOO defence has conceded just 18 scores in their two outings in this year’s Ulster Championship campaign.
Heavyweight arm-wrestle goes Kilcoo's way as late mistake costs Glen
Ulster Senior Football Championship semi-final: Kilcoo (Down) 1-11 Watty Graham’s Glen (Derry) 0-11 From Andy Watters at The Athletic Grounds