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By Liam FitzGibbon, AAP November 19, 2009, 10:19 pm Thierry Henry sparked a storm by taking matters into his own hands while Guus Hiddink's golden touch finally went missing as next year's World Cup line-up was finalised. The...
By Daragh O Conchuir Thursday November 19 2009 Tadhg Kennelly returned to Aussie Rules training with Sydney Swans yesterday, indicating that his football career was probably over and he was likely to settle in capital on...
HIS revelation about 'that tackle' may have landed Tadhg Kennelly in hot water at home but he has been welcomed back with open arms by the Sydney Swans. Kennelly firmly committed himself back to Aussie Rules football yesterday...
By Conall O Fátharta Friday, November 13, 2009 IRISH fans had been hoping that French striker Andre-Pierre Gignac would be employing his Gaelic football skills by putting plenty over the bar at Croke Park tomorrow. The Toulouse...
Kerry manager Jack O'Connor insists he is not overly concerned by losing Tommy Walsh, Tadhg Kennelly and David Moran to Aussie Rules. The trio have all taken the decision to turn to Australia for their sporting future and while...
Tadhg Kennelly has confirmed that he is to return to Australia to resume his Aussie Rules career. Kennelly quit Sydney Swans last year to return home and fulfil his dream of winning an All-Ireland SFC title with Kerry. But now...
THE worst kept secret in the GAA was confirmed last night as Kerry football star Tadhg Kennelly informed the Kerry county board of his decision to return to the professional ranks Down Under. Kennelly, who spoke to both local...
By Michael Moynihan Saturday, November 07, 2009 HE’S got a book out himself, so it seemed a natural starting point. If you do that within the rules of the game, nobody will fault you for it. "But it just shows how words and...
The premiership-winning Irishman suffered through some dark days before his eventual success, writes Michael Cowley. Whether he decides to return to Australia remains unknown, but in his new book Unfinished Business , Tadhg...
RODNEY EADE was the one who gave Tadhg Kennelly his "opportunity" and taught him about the foreign game, but the Irishman admits in his new book, Unfinished Business , he was scared of the coach throughout his time at the club.
