Paul Rouse

All eyes are on the City of the Tribes, as the Galway International Arts Festival takes over the parks, rivers, bars and venues of the western capital(...)

As early as 1886, newspapermen began to refer to Tipperary as “the home of hurling”. As much as it may have galled the rest of the country’s hurlers, (...)

The football final appears in front of us like a grubby-faced child that nobody has the heart to go at with a wipe. A foregone conclusion at the end o(...)

John Maughan will manage the Offaly footballers next year following the resignation of Paul Rouse. Rouse took over the team during this year’s champ(...)

The voices come in a cascade of reverence. “Hurling’s a game for the gods,” proclaim the first soothing, familiar tones. “And gods played it.” “The (...)

Offaly 2-20 Antrim 1-15 Offaly brought the curtain down a tumultuous few weeks with a deserved win over Antrim in Bord na Mona O’Connor Park on Satur(...)

View from the US: New York Times journalist Dan Barry on the multi-million dollar fight where nothing was on the line. The world finally had the two (...)

It should have started today but it didn’t. Friday May 19th is the 43rd anniversary of when the season that changed the GAA nearly got under way. It w(...)

Has there ever been a more evocative phrase in the GAA lexicon than the vigilance committee? I was reminded of their noble work when speculation beg(...)

Academic researchers play a crucial role in helping society fully understand its past, analyse its present and weigh up its future, but when it com(...)