Search icon

Niall McIntyre

Niall McIntyre is a Sports Joe contributing writer.

ALL ARTICLES

4419 results

Meath’s duracell bunny of a half-back in a league of her own as Royals do the double

GAA

Meath’s duracell bunny of a half-back in a league of her own as Royals do the double

By Niall McIntyre

If the brilliant John Daly doesn’t get an All-Star then something isn’t right

GAA

If the brilliant John Daly doesn’t get an All-Star then something isn’t right

By Niall McIntyre

The five managerial vacancies in hurling and the five best men to fill them

GAA

The five managerial vacancies in hurling and the five best men to fill them

By Niall McIntyre

The former Irish international athlete and the bolter who shored up Kerry’s defence

GAA

The former Irish international athlete and the bolter who shored up Kerry’s defence

By Niall McIntyre

‘I’ve been dreaming of this day my whole life’ – Shane Walsh lost the game but he’s inspired a generation

GAA

‘I’ve been dreaming of this day my whole life’ – Shane Walsh lost the game but he’s inspired a generation

By Niall McIntyre

Today was the day when the boy became king

GAA

Today was the day when the boy became king

By Niall McIntyre

Old clip of Brian Cody giving hope to players who don’t have speed is as good as coaching gets

GAA

Old clip of Brian Cody giving hope to players who don’t have speed is as good as coaching gets

By Niall McIntyre

Brian Cody’s final moments as manager showed the respect the Kilkenny players had for him

GAA

Brian Cody’s final moments as manager showed the respect the Kilkenny players had for him

By Niall McIntyre

“We were known as stab city, the butt of everything. Of all the things JP has done, he has made everyone so proud to be from Limerick”

GAA

“We were known as stab city, the butt of everything. Of all the things JP has done, he has made everyone so proud to be from Limerick”

By Niall McIntyre

Padraic Joyce sets Galway tongues-a-wagging as ‘A Year ‘Til Sunday’ part two could be on the way

GAA

Padraic Joyce sets Galway tongues-a-wagging as ‘A Year ‘Til Sunday’ part two could be on the way

By Niall McIntyre

1