Ireland Football

Electric Ireland has unveiled the 2023 Electric Ireland GAA Higher Education Rising Stars Football Team of the Year which lists DCU player Bill Carroll from ...

Uachtarán CLG Larry McCarthy said: “We would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the players recognised in this year’s Electric Ireland GAA Higher Education Rising Stars Football Team of the Year. In this year’s Electric Ireland GAA Higher Education Rising Stars 2023 Football Team of the Year, Sigerson Cup Champions, UCC, lead the way with six players included, while beaten finalists UL have five representatives on the team. It is a huge honour to be able to lend our support to these Higher Education Championships each year, made even more so by the incredible commitment demonstrated by these players and institutions, and we would like to offer our congratulations to the players who have been recognised today.”

Listry and Kerry footballer Ruairí Murphy has been named on the 2023 Electric Ireland GAA Higher Education Rising Stars Football Team of the Year, ...

Daniel O’Mahony – UCC, Knocknagree, Cork These awards will acknowledge one outstanding performance from this year’s Fitzgibbon and Sigerson Cup Championships. Uachtarán CLG Larry McCarthy said: “We would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the players recognised in this year’s Electric Ireland GAA Higher Education Rising Stars Football Team of the Year.

UCC lead the way in this year's Electric Ireland GAA Higher Education Rising Stars 2023 Football Team of the Year with six players recognised.

Cathail O’Mahony – UCC, Mitchelstown, Cork Shane Merritt – UCC, Mallow, Cork Daniel O’Mahony – UCC, Knocknagree, Cork

Two Mayo footballers have been selected in this year's Electric Ireland Higher Education Team of the Year. Ballyhaunis's Jack Coyne makes the team at left ...

The St Mary's Kiltoghert man has been a key player this year for Andy Moran's Leitrim. Hanley played with TUD in Dublin, who beat UL early in the competition in dramatic circumstances. Coyne has also impressed this year under Kevin McStay in Mayo's National Football League campaign.

The performances of St Mary's Kiltoghert and Leitrim star Paul Keaney for the University of Limerick in this year's Sigerson Cup has seen him win re...

Announcing the Electric Ireland GAA Higher Education Rising Stars Football Team of the Year for 2023! GAA President Larry McCarthy said “We would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the players recognised in this year’s Electric Ireland GAA Higher Education Rising Stars Football Team of the Year. It is a huge honour to be able to lend our support to these Higher Education Championships each year, made even more so by the incredible commitment demonstrated by these players and institutions, and we would like to offer our congratulations to the players who have been recognised today.”

ON ONE side of the Snugborough Road in Dublin 15 stands the Corduff Sports Centre.A hefty goal kick away on the other lies the National Sports Campus.

And Phillips reckoned going to England with some first-team experience helped make up for some of what he missed out on by not being in a full-time academy all the way up. Now I’m back playing in front of thousands every week and I love it.” Since then, he travelled to Singapore and Australia in pre-season, playing against Liverpool and Manchester United, before making his competitive debut for the Eagles in a Carabao Cup tie against Oxford United. Everyone else was in the League of Ireland. He explained: “I went from playing League of Ireland where you have the flares and all the buzz, and then there’s no fans and it’s a little tough to get up for the games. Phillips told those looking to follow in his footsteps how he worked to improve his technique simply by hitting a ball against the wall of The Foxhound Inn in Kilbarrack — which featured in the film adaptation of The Van.

Former US Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy once attended a Gaelic football match in Gaelic Park in the Bronx, watching on as a New York All-Star team ...

Kennedy told the crowd, drawing a loud cheer. [County Wexford](https://www.irishcentral.com/explore-ireland/wexford-county), he might be working in the factory across the street (in New Ross). [All-Ireland ](https://www.irishcentral.com/topic/gaa)Football Championship in 1963, fielded a strong team consisting of several All-Ireland winners, including the talented forward Mickey Whelan. [Ireland in June 1963](https://www.irishcentral.com/roots/history/jfk-in-ireland), describing it as the "happiest moment" that he had enjoyed abroad over the past four years. Kennedy](https://www.irishcentral.com/roots/robert-f-kennedy-jfk-killed) followed a marching band around the Gaelic Park pitch and addressed the 12,000-strong crowd before the match began. Kennedy once attended a Gaelic football match in Gaelic Park in the Bronx, watching on as a New York All-Star team defeated Dublin in October 1964.