🏐 It’s been a whirlwind week full of joy and sorrow. I travelled down to Croke Park on Sunday morning to do co-commentary with an empty feeling.
Mayo distracted me for a few hours as they won the All-Ireland in Croke Park to end a 75-year wait to bring Sam Maguire on the train to Castlebar.
On Monday we buried our dear friend and teammate Stephen Gollogly in St Joseph’s Cemetery in Carrickmacross.
"Jinxy" was one of a kind. A warrior on the field but a brilliant footballer too. He was only 41, writes Conor McManus.
Read the full piece:
https://t.co/r2xFkMVQE7
Carrickmacross Emmets have confirmed the sudden passing of club stalwart and former Monaghan star Stephen Gollogly.
Gollogly was a two-time Ulster winner with his county, having retired in 2017.
Condolences to his family and the extended GAA community in Carrick. RIP Stephen.
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This kid Samuel (Lori’s son from @ lorisamuelsmom Instagram/TikTok) is going viral for his insanely accurate bird calls.
He can do over 100 different ones! The Oklahoma 12-year-old crushed it at his school talent show
That epitomises the effort and sacrifice the lads put in for the Jersey and the cause. Also puts to bed the debate whether it was a red card incident or not! Best wishes to Oisin in his recovery.
For the first time since 2016, no Ulster side will feature in the All-Ireland semi-finals:
2017 – Tyrone
2018 – Tyrone and Monaghan
2019 – Tyrone
2020 – Cavan
2021 – Tyrone 🏆
2022 – Derry
2023 – Derry
2024 – Armagh 🏆
2025 – Donegal
Finished without a win in Division 1. Doubted a lot of pundits and reached an Ulster Final too which we nearly won. Lost to Mayo! Beat Roscommon and Westmeath and reached a quarter final somehow. Proud of this Monaghan team and the memories they give us. Thank you @monaghangaa 🙏