Dena Mc Tigue

Holy Shit what a MIGHTY Win for Monaghan to come from 12 point down to Beat Derry 🤯 That was a ICONIC point by Rory Beggan to win it. Hail💀Hail

Jack McCarron with the score of a LIFETIME sends us to extra-time! 🤯 #DERVMON Match clips courtesy of @AIB_GAA

Well done @monaghangaa What a game and fair play to Rory Beggan 👏👏👏👏

What an end to the Derry Monaghan game. Fair play to Rory Beggan. Imagine he knew the rule and the ref didn't. #GAA

@MAYOMADnotblog1 @cormacpro I was just about to tag you 😂😂😂

@cormacpro Missing a bit of green and red otherwise 🤔

Cheering myself up after the Mayo game with a new GAA approved handbag for €725. Going to store my GAA approved beans in it.

I noticed this post from @TheSundayGame was deleted. Genuine question, what are the guidelines around impartiality on the programme’s social media accounts? Is it standard for the account to express personal opinions like this?

@Gerry_Flan93 How Knockmore have anything to do with this man beggars belief

Joe Brolly seems to have forgotten that that mediocre Ballina team beat the team he was head coach of by 8 points in the semi final. A position he no longer has.

Sunday week in MacHale Park, young children will walk in with their parents to watch their heroes. If their parents can’t afford a €35 covered stand seat, they’ll be directed onto concrete slabs which were rebranded as “seating” by John Prenty in his interview with MidWest, as if that somehow levels the experience. Yet those same children are not even allowed to step onto the hallowed turf of MacHale Park. The pitch is sacred, closed off, protected. And somewhere down the line, if one of those children becomes the next Kobe McDonald, those in charge will speak loudly about loyalty and commitment, while ignoring the environment they created around those same children as supporters and future players. We can’t keep switching values depending on context, and in particular money. You can’t treat children as outsiders in the stands and then demand lifelong allegiance on the pitch. Worth thinking about what message that actually sends to future stars. #WhereWeAllBelong

Connacht GAA have time to do the right thing and sort the issue of adults with season tickets and letting the juveniles with season tickets sit with their parents in the stand at no extra cost. They have a season ticket and shouldnt be left out. If anything the last week has shown that when people stand up they can make change. The GAA is nothing without the supporters. We are going further and further away from being about the people and more about business every year. Stop the squeezing and support what makes the organisation.

Shane waiting to congratulate his best friend Rory McIlroy again tonight after winning his 2nd Green Jacket 👏🏼👏🏼☘️ Just shows the man Shane is ☘️☘️ It is unbelievable to see the friendship between Shane and Rory 👏🏼👏🏼☘️☘️

Back-to-back 🏆🏆 Rory McIlroy becomes only the fourth player to successfully defend their Masters title. #TheMasters

18 holes to play. All to play for ☘️

@MartinXTweets @Gerry_Flan93 Il wait…

@MartinXTweets @Gerry_Flan93 Give us one example of O’Shea getting away with murder…

That’s a blatant red for Michael Murphy for two dirty strikes. Brilliant player who gets away with murder

When's the last time Aidan O'Shea was seen throwing a sneaky dig or a punch? You can accuse him of many things, but on no planet is he a dirty playr. What a pathetic tweet

Michael Murphy's a lucky, lucky man to still be on the pitch. How is this not a red card.

Mayo senior football Andy Moran gives his response in reaction to an article in the @IndoSport following his side’s big defeat to Kerry last weekend.

Aidan O’Shea 200+ games later, still doing it for Mayo 🥅🏐 #mayogaa #gaa

@RoyCurtis68 Lovely words Roy, it’s such sad news, he was the sound of our childhood 😢

Some of the very best days and nights of my life were in the company of Michael Lyster. A man devoid of ego. A celebrity who declined to take himself seriously. A brilliant professional. Generous, mischievous, and in love with the idea of being alive. The Sunday Game made flesh.