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[Ryle Nugent @ryle_nugent]

This is glorious. I’ve read it 3 times already and it was only published 71 minutes ago.

Paul Howard: You’ll spend the rest of your life chasing the way your first World Cup made you feel

https://t.co/bv1eZRhr9w

[P Mc Guinness @Pmc_g]

@Curtis__94 Some referee has to have the balls to do it

[P Mc Guinness @Pmc_g]

Murphy is either a very lucky player or the smartest to play the game. How he continually gets away with strikes is amazing #gaabeo

[Clemson Superfan (Jordan Spieth Defender) @SuperfanClemson]

Tiger on his way to the 2026 Masters Champions Dinner

[P Mc Guinness @Pmc_g]

Great to see small counties like Down winning something #tg4 #gaabeo

[Daniel Hussey @DanielHussey2]

RIP Michael Lyster ❤️

Loved this 2018 RTÉ Tribute to him on his final day hosting The Sunday Game.

He fronted the panel so well for 35 years.

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.

[Jeff Reinebold @Jeff_Reinebold]

ARMAGH IRELAND FOR ARMAGH VS KERRY IN MY FIRST GAELIC FOOTBALL MATCH LIVE - GREAT IRISH SPORT!
@NFLIreland
@ReineboldShow

[Daniel Hussey @DanielHussey2]

Six Nations starts tomorrow 🏉

2013 RTÉ Montage won’t be beat ❤️

[P Mc Guinness @Pmc_g]

TG4 do a super job of bringing us games that RTE couldn’t be bothered to. However the camera angles/venue for Donegal v Kerry are woeful. Makes the game almost unwatchable #GAABEO

[P Mc Guinness @Pmc_g]

Stunning performance from United. But why can these performances only happen once in a Blue Moon? Players are picking and choosing when they put a shift in #ManUtd

[P Mc Guinness @Pmc_g]

Paul Geaney is an absolute fucking baller. Hard to understand how he wasn’t fit to start #gaabeo

[Screen Off Script @ScreenOffScript]

On this day in 1988, John McClane saved the Nakatomi Plaza from terrorists. Never forget 🙏

[P Mc Guinness @Pmc_g]

This game is like two bald men fighting over a comb #WOLMUN #ManUnited

[P Mc Guinness @Pmc_g]

Superb game in Armagh. Field is holding up well. Credit to groundsmen. Newbridge looked dead and buried. New rules have saved the sport #ulsterclubchampionship #UlsterClub2025

[NFL UK & Ireland @NFLUKIRE]

The @Saints have elevated K Charlie Smyth to the active roster for tomorrow's game against the Miami Dolphins. He's in line to make his NFL regular season debut.

From Mayobridge to the NFL 🇮🇪

[P Mc Guinness @Pmc_g]

Cracking news that Charlie Smyth starts for the @Saints Opportunity of a lifetime 🏈 #NFL

[Kevin W. @Brink_Thinker]

A dad discovers that his one-year-old son has an extraordinary talent for basketball.

[P Mc Guinness @Pmc_g]

@d_mc_cullough Games should not be scheduled in Omagh in November. Never mind a double header

[Official Down GAA @officialdowngaa]

Coiste Chontae an Dúin and the family that is Down GAA are saddened to learn of the death of Richard Starkey, a member of our All Ireland winning Panel of 1994.

Richard was a proud member of R.G.U Downpatrick and first showed signs of his emerging talent when in the early 1980s he was a member of the St Patricks Grammar School Rannafast Cup winning team. In Club football with Downpatrick, Richard would soon earn a reputation as an uncompromising defender, equally at home in the Full Back Line or the Half Back Line, as the team won  Down League and Championships. It was a time  when Dunleath Park was a fortress and  Richard Starkey was prominent in the home defence. He was to the fore when Downpatrick won three Senior Football Championships, in 1990,1991 and 1993, with victories over Burren, Castlewellan and Bryansford.

It would be no surprise then when Richard was drafted into the County Panel in the winter of 1993 and he would then feature at full back on a Down team that had a memorable victory over Kerry in St Patricks Park in November of that year.

It was testimony to the strength of the RGU team at that time, that Richard was one of five Downpatrick men who would play key roles on the All Ireland winning Panel of 1994, he joined his fellow Club men Barry Breen, Conor, Gregory and Gerard Deegan on that great day in Croke Park as Down beat Dublin in the All Ireland Final. Richard played his part in that Championship year, in a panel of players where every training session was a Championship match, Richard had many great battles in training with some of the best forwards Down ever had. He would continue to play for Down in the League of 1995 before returning to concentrate on playing for his Club.

In 2005, some fifteen years after his first Down Senior Football Championship win, Richard would be Man of the Match in the 2005 Down Intermediate Final, retirement was to follow and then with the desire to give something back to his Club, Richard along with Gerard Deegan took on the role of Senior Team Manager. Richard Starkey recognised how much he had benefited from his time with his Club and his County and now he wanted to share his knowledge and experience of the game to try and make a difference for the next generation of Downpatrick Footballers.

We offer our deepest sympathy to his wife Donna, his children Kristine, Joseph, Conor, Calum and Erin, son in law Ben and daughter in law  Fiona, his grandchildren Tiánan, Niamh, Olive and Everly, his brothers and sisters Mary, Claire, Paul, Patricia, Brendan, John and Michael, his mother in law Denise.
To the Gaels of @RGUDownpatrick, we offer our condolences on the passing of a man who gave great service to his Club and his County, a man that we were proud to say was one of our own.

[Football Away Days @FBAwayDays]

No more international breaks until march… 😍😆