Paul Galvin

Harry McNulty: Seeing the world, from Sevens to dog-sledding

Ireland international is a keen traveller and is content to be considered as a Sevens ‘lifer’

Jonathan Bealin keeps up the intercounty tradition a little further south

The son of former Dublin player Paul has been making his mark with Wexford

Meath realising hope doesn’t spring eternal for promoted sides

Gap between teams at the top and its middle classes is ingrained by current structure

Allianz Football League: Throw-in times, previews and TV details

Dublin will be in action on Saturday evening while Kerry meet Tyrone on Sunday

Weekend football previews: Meath return to the big time with trip to Tyrone

New management can help Galway overcome a depleted Monaghan at Pearse Stadium

Meath boss McEntee believes advanced mark moving game closer to Aussie Rules

‘A lot of smarter people than me have come up with this idea but personally I don’t see the point of it’

The Backdoor: Are Dublin prone to a decline in September?

Kerry need to dig into the weapon chest and pull out James O’Donoghue for the replay

The day Tyrone decided to gatecrash Kerry’s football world

Manner of the seminal 2003 semi-final victory established a keen rivalry that would last a decade

Paul Galvin set to be confirmed as Wexford manager

Appointment of former Footballer of the Year a major boost for football in Wexford

Darragh Ó Sé: Greg Kennedy's catch is an early contender for laugh of the year

The life of a maor foirne is a simple one – until he inserts himself into the action

Underdogs diary: Brutal eliminations make better players

It’s hard to see teammates have their goals and dreams cut short so dramatically

Underdogs diary: Coming test against Dublin focusing all minds

A number of the squad are progressing very well in their club championships

My ‘Underdogs’ diary: Rough beauty of the GAA trial

The Irish Times’ Eamon Donoghue features in TG4’s new GAA series ‘Underdogs’

Paul Galvin returns after short stint with Dublin clubs

Former Roscommon free-taking ace Ger Heneghan joins Garrycastle in Westmeath

Nigel Dunne’s dual ambitions are just not possible

Dunne has been training with both the hurling and football panels in recent weeks

‘Fianna Fáil’ to remain safely embedded in national anthem

Questions about copyright raised by Senator following Paul Galvin Dunnes Stores ad

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