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GAA clubs are the heartbeat of the local community and this is very evident in Kinnegad where the Coralstown/Kinnegad GAA Club have been carrying the torch, so to speak, for over a century.

Now that life is starting to gradually ease back to normality and we regain some kind of regular schedule, it’s more important than...

One of the undoubted benefits of Gaelic games is its ability to instill a great sense of pride in a local community and no where is this more evident than in Collinstown, Co Westmeath, where the Lough Lene Gaels Hurling Club has been operating since 1969.

Every family living in lockdown knows that the best routes to good health and well-being are access to the countryside, vast open space or...

Mullingar Professor Kingston Mills has this week spoken to Topic about his views regarding the progress made by the people of Ireland in terms...

There were the inevitable breaks and interludes that seem to have affected most rural GAA clubs, but Shandonagh, like a phoenix, rose to win that precious Junior title in ’79 and from there things developed as more and more dedicated people got involved.

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Sitting on a wonderful elevated site enjoying fantastic views over the surrounding countryside and yet only minutes walk from the lively Rhode village, this...

Up until recently, the first time buyer may have felt like their was little hope of getting on the property ladder but that’s quite...

For the past 109 years, Castletown-Geoghegan has had a proud association with the GAA and the game of hurling has flourished in that part of Westmeath, where many great memories have been made and numerous successes enjoyed.