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John McintyreConnacht Tribune |
Inside Track with John McIntyre THE Connacht senior football championship kicks off this weekend but, remarkably, none of the five home participants...
Inside Track with John McIntyre IT’S not the way either the Galway hurlers or footballers would have wished to conclude their National League...
Inside Track with John McIntyre National League form is often an unreliable guide to the fortunes of various hurling and Gaelic football teams come...
Inside Track with John McIntyre YOU’D never have seen the like of it before – a Gaelic football inter-county team changing their goalkeeper at...
Inside Track with John McIntyre ONLY time will tell if what happened to Galway’s footballers in the second half of Saturday’s National League tie...
Inside Track with John McIntyre THE new rules are having a transformative effect on Gaelic football – look at the huge scoring in most of the...
Inside Track with John McIntyre A contrasting tale for two Galway senior team managers over the weekend. Both Padraic Joyce and Micheál Donoghue...
Inside Track with John McIntyre YOU’D nearly struggle to recollect the winners of last year’s National Leagues – Derry in football and Clare in...
Inside Track with John McIntyre IT’S long since gone beyond a joke the amount of training GAA inter-county teams are doing. So much for the closed...
Inside Track with John McIntyre You know it’s bad when the usually positive Pete Wilkins could find little or nothing to enthuse about after...
Inside Track with John McIntyre WITHIN less than 24 hours of each other, the ladies’ footballers of Kilkerrin-Clonberne and the camogie players of...
Inside Track with John McIntyre CHRISTMAS is just around the corner, and we are in the depths of winter, but for six Galway clubs and their...
Inside Track with John McIntyre GETTING through rule changes at the annual GAA Congress has often been an arduous and unsuccessful process, but...
Inside Track with John McIntyre The 2025 All-Ireland football senior football championship looks set to be the most open in well over a decade....
Inside Track with John McIntyre THE pathway to an All-Ireland Club hurling final appearance for Loughrea in January looks significantly less...
Inside Track with John McIntyre THE demons of the past will be stalking Loughrea ahead of Sunday’s Galway senior hurling showdown against...
Inside Track with John McIntyre WE’D better start getting used to it again – Corofin ruling the roost in Galway club football. In retaining the...
Inside Track with John McIntyre IT might seem a strange thing to suggest, but there is more on the line for Maigh Cuilinn than title holders...
Inside Track with John McIntyre A club team stacked with inter-county players is no guarantee of success. Just ask the Salthilll/Knocknacarra...
Inside Track with John McIntyre IT went against the grain what happened to Sarsfields at Kenny Park on Sunday. The New Inn/Bullaun men have a...
Inside Track with John McIntyre AT the start of the inter-county hurling season, few would have predicted that Henry Shefflin would be gone as...
Inside Track with John McIntyre IT’S never over until it’s over. And how that maxim will resonate with the hurlers of Oranmore-Maree and Gort this...
Inside Track with John McIntyre GALWAY have got their man. And it’s probably just as well that Micheál Donoghue’s head was turned in reprising his...
Inside Track with John McIntyre All the talk ahead of this year’s senior hurling championship focused on St Thomas’ quest for an historic...
Inside Track with John McIntyre JUDGING by the number of individual awards bestowed on Galway players last week, you’d be forgiven for thinking...
Inside Track with John McIntyre GETTING to All-Ireland finals has never been a big problem for Galway’s four senior teams, but winning them is an...
Inside Track with John McIntyre SOME of the biased post All-Ireland football commentary being articulated around Galway over the past ten days is...
Inside Track with John McIntyre IF someone predicted six weeks ago that the Armagh footballers and Clare hurlers would end up as the All-Ireland...
Inside Track with John McIntyre HOW can you do justice to a match which had everything. All we know is what Clare and Cork hurlers produced at...
Inside Track with John McIntyre JUST a few weeks ago the widespread anticipation was that Limerick and Kilkenny would end up contesting the All-...
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