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Parked Forde facing another year before he's motoring again
MATTY FORDE has admitted that the chances of him returning to line out for Wexford next year hang by a thread due to his troublesome back injury.
Double hit for Leitrim
LEITRIM footballers have been hit on the double after losing their sponsor and the news that the recession is going to drive at least four of their team abroad in the coming season.
No NFL at St Tiernach's Park
St Tiernach's Park in Clones will not stage any of Monaghan's home games in next year's NFL, due to a major redevelopment scheme.
Kennelly declares Kingdom career over
Tadhg Kennelly returned to Aussie Rules training with Sydney Swans yesterday, indicating that his football career was probably over and he was likely to settle in Australia.
Mahony fires revival as De La Salle stun Kerry
DE LA SALLE College of Waterford made it to the knockout stages of the Dr Harty Cup after getting the better of Kerry Colleges by 2-12 to 2-9 at Cork IT yesterday.
Devine sidelined after surgery
Tyrone keeper John Devine has been ruled out for the start of the new season after undergoing surgery on his troublesome shoulder in Belfast yesterday.
Antrim lead calls to end Patrick's Day club double
THE St Patrick's Day/Croke Park setting for the All-Ireland senior club finals is under renewed threat as counties seek to ease the pressure on dates in early spring.
'Boden hold no fear for Garrycastle - Cunningham
Dublin football champions may have gone on to All-Ireland success over the last two years but Garrycastle boss Anthony Cunningham believes his players can halt that run on Sunday.
Fermanagh first up for O'Rourke
New Armagh manager Paddy O'Rourke will face Fermanagh in his first competitive game in charge in the Dr McKenna Cup opener on Sunday, January 10.
Wexford hit with fresh blow as Banville ruled out
Wexford football manager Jason Ryan must plan for the 2010 league campaign without the services of PJ Banville after it was confirmed yesterday that the influential forward suffered a broken leg playing soccer.
Inside Gaelic Football
- Mayo's O'Shea joins exodus for Oz trials
- Martin Breheny: Hypocrisy for all to see at HQ
- Martin Breheny: Banville case shows up GAA lunacy
- Brady loss rocks Royals
- UCD's Croker call
- Mayo kingpins Charlestown hit by double injury blow
- Gavin out for Westmeath
- Clontibret powerless to stop on-song Gallagher
- Joe McCormack GAA fundraiser
- Hannon's teenage blitz not enough to halt Newtown march
- Eugene McGee: Dilution of power a major threat to the old GAA order
- O fatharta seals title
- Cork dominate awards
- Young propels Loup into final after thriller
- Dunning slams Board
- Kennelly gets a warm Oz welcome
- Crunch time for Clare and Limerick in management battles
- London in crisis after board opt for no manager
- O'Connor keeps Sceilge on double trail
- Doyle set to lead Kildare
- Your say on our best of best list
- Top 125 players list kick-starts debate
- Fund to support Joe McCormack
- O'Connor confident Kingdom can withstand Aussie exodus
- Red hands' holmes bows out
