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On The 42Meet the new boss
Cork appointment 'boost', stacked backroom team and targetting top-flight return
ch-ch-ch-changesThe quick fix versus the slow burn: Contrasting challenges face GAA's two key committees
On The 42around the grounds
Pearses land Roscommon title, Screeney fires 0-10 in Offaly hurling final victory
On The 42ARMAGH FINAL
164-mile round trips, GAA family devotion - and why Lurgan is a Gaelic town
The O’Hagans live 82 miles from Lurgan, but Barry and now his son Brendan could not resist the pull of Clan na Gael.
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