GAA President Jarlath Burns digs his heels in over Rory Gallagher's coaching stint in Naas, and a Cork woman is on a quest to own his guitar!
In a whirlwind of controversy, GAA President Jarlath Burns finds himself entangled in quite the kerfuffle regarding former Derry football manager Rory Gallagher. Following his concerns shared with Naas GAA about Gallagher's potential as their senior football coach, Burns has firmly stated he won’t be retracting his comments, despite a looming threat of legal action. This strong stance has sparked fierce debates among fans and officials alike, generating buzz across social media and in the traditional news outlets.
During an appearance on the Late Late Show hosted by Patrick Kielty, Burns didn't shy away from the heat. He candidly discussed his email to Naas GAA, revealing that it was part of a broader effort to ensure the integrity of the sport and its associations. The news took a twist when the show's viewers learned that Burns not only defended his position on Gallagher but also touched on other topics such as the Armagh Miami trip and the remarkable Kyle Hayes, indicating that he indeed knows how to stir the pot!
On a lighter note, all this drama around Gallagher has ignited passionate conversations, including an inspiring tale of a Cork woman, Sheena Crowley. She created a GoFundMe campaign hoping to snag a piece of music history by buying Rory Gallagher’s guitar, which only amplifies the cultural impact the legendary musician had on the community. Crowley was quick off the mark when she set up her fundraiser just after news of Gallagher’s guitar being up for sale broke, showcasing the affection for the icon runs deep in Ireland.
Coincidentally, while Burns stands firm on his comments over Gallagher, fans are left wondering if it’s time for the GAA to take a more open approach to coaching choices or if they should tighten the reins to protect their hallowed traditions. It seems like the GAA is no stranger to controversy, with its rich history littered with passionate discussions and heartfelt stories. Did you know that Rory Gallagher is known not just for his musical prowess but also for coining famous guitar riffs that have shaped rock music worldwide? Makes you wonder where his guitar will end up next! As we await the next chapter of this unfolding tale, it’s safe to say that both Burns and Gallagher will keep us on the edge of our seats!
Burns aired his concerns to the Kildare club about the former Derry manager coming on board as their senior football coach.
GAA President Jarlath Burns has stated that he has no plans to retract the contents of an email sent to Naas GAA, despite the threat of legal action…
GAA PRESIDENT JARLATH Burns will not withdraw an email he sent to Naas GAA over their proposal to appoint former Derry football manager Rory Gallagher as coach.
GAA President Jarlath Burns didn't shy away from some very controversial topics when questioned by host Patrick Kielty on last night's Late Late Show.
For Sheena Crowley, an online fundraiser was a no-brainer. “The news broke on July 8, and I set up the GoFundMe straight away,” she says. The news in question ...
Jarlath Burns sat down for a frank discussion on his first year at the helm of the GAA with Patrick Kielty on Friday night.
Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) president Jarlath Burns has said he has no intention of retracting the contents of an email he sent to Naas GAA over the ...
Burns made the comments on The Late Late Show GAA Special on Friday, where he spoke about the intervention he made and the threat of legal action.