Inside Track with John McIntyre JOE Schmidt’s halo has slipped a little further in the wake of Ireland’s shock World Cup defeat to Japan in Shizouka...
Inside Track with John McIntyre A Gaelic football championship season which was marred by defensive-orientated systems; poor quality; one-sided matches; and a high level of predictability;...
Inside Track with John McIntyre Even a combination of TV super sleuths Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot and Columbo would struggle to follow a definite line of...
Inside Track with John McIntyre TWENTY-ONE minutes into Sunday’s All-Ireland senior hurling final, Tipperary were trailing 0-8 to 0-3 and toiling all over the field. Jittery,...
Inside Track with John McIntyre Those mighty warriors from Mayo just don’t know when to give up. The most popular GAA team in the country –...
Inside Track with John McIntyre SO much for thinking that the Dublin footballers might be weighed down this summer by trying to do what no other...
Inside Track with John McIntyre INNOCENCE can be a bad thing. There we were thinking (hoping) that Kilkenny hurlers would be down for years. They had...
Inside Track with John McIntyre Within hours of Galway footballers making the championship exit to Mayo at the Limerick Gaelic Grounds on Saturday evening, it appeared...
