ClubSpotting Blog

In normal circumstances, trying to balance work with your sporting career can be difficult for the elite of Gaelic Games. But trying to balance it as a healthcare professional in the middle of a pandemic? Impossible some might say. Emma Helebert would tell you it's quite the opposite. To make it all the more impressive, the Ballinderreen native did all that while winning the 2021 All-Ireland in the process. What's your excuse? This week we went ClubSpotting with Emma Helebert

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Playing for Kilkenny in any code comes with its own pressure. All-Ireland's aren't a pipe dream for fans, they are to be expected, and who could blame them for having such levels of expectancy. Such pressure doesn't seem to bother Meighan Farrell. The 3-time All-Star is a born leader and helped deliver the county's 14th All-Ireland during 2020, narrowly missing out on the retention of the title in 2021 also. A new year dawns, however, and the Thomastown native has a return of

As kids, we all at one point or another dreamt of becoming a professional footballer. Hours are spent in the back garden trying to emulate Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi. The chance quite often never presents itself to most kids, but to the fortunate few it's an opportunity to be grasped firmly with both hands. Chris Curran had that opportunity when he was offered to join the club he supported as a boy, Manchester United. Although his time there was cut short with injury,