Peter Harte

The summer is done and we’ll all go away off now and get the heads down for the winter. People give out about the championship all the time but I must(...)

Mayo 0-13 Tyrone 0-12 Mayo are through to a sixth All-Ireland semi-final in a row, mostly on the back of the bits and pieces they learned on the wa(...)

You look at Peter Harte and you see bones. Elbows and shoulders, pointed and raw. At first glance, he looks like he was borrowed from the 1980s, the s(...)

An interesting consensus has built up around this game, one that appears to have its origins in, let’s face it, quite a freak occurrence. Tyrone go in(...)

One should be forgiven for presuming the natural place to direct a conversation with Jim Gavin about Donegal would be 2014. That seismic All-Ireland s(...)

It is a pattern of the GAA summer that for weeks the games seem to meander along at a leisurely pace and the next thing we know we are canoeing throu(...)

Watching Tipperary’s win over Derry last Saturday, you had to love how they kept going. It was clear as day to everyone that both teams were banjaxed (...)

Handpassing is dominating the modern game of Gaelic football to such an extent that players are now passing with their hands more often than rugby pl(...)

Mid-term in this GAA summer, so what have we learned now all the provincial spoils have been handed out? The pecking order, as I see it, remains: Dubl(...)

I ended up watching the Ulster final at Royal Troon, which was not something I ever imagined would happen. It was accidental. I knew I wasn’t going to(...)