Jack Charlton era made GAA sit up and realise its greatest strength
Initially seen as an existential threat, the era taught Gaelic games the power of the big occasion
Sporting Controversies: How Rule 42 and England were both shown the door
The decision to open Croke Park up to rugby and soccer went right down to the wire in 2005
Seán Moran: Limerick and Mayo get ready to uncork a vintage summer
League finals may only be the table wine but the better stuff is always served last
Seán Kilfeather’s 1991 column on such a damaging episode for the GAA
The Fifth Column from The Irish Times of Saturday, December 14th, 1991
Falling at the first fence: the RDS and a PR own goal for the GAA
Decision to stop Dublin sharing a double bill with soccer tie exposed sharp divisions
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