London calling a labour of love for Ciarán Deely and his team
Big win over Wicklow a red-letter day for all involved with the cause of London GAA
Paul Coggins steps down as London senior football manager
‘I enjoyed it - We gave it everything we had and I am sure that will continue in the future’
London manager Paul Coggins wants one over his native Roscommon
Improvements in results for the English capital have served to give players an added dimension of identity
Galway put on show of strength in Ruislip
Galway centre-forward Shane Walsh outstanding, finishing with 1-6, as London freeze
Dublin’s Jim Gavin wins Philips Manager of the Year award
Football boss rewarded for a year that saw his team capture National League, Leinster and All-Ireland titles
McGeeney to assist Grimley in Armagh
Armagh native heads for home as former selector Jason Ryan gets Kildare job
Coggins continues to accentuate the positive as London look forward to taking on Cavan at headquarters
“We are looking forward to Croke Park. There won’t be a problem getting the lads up for it.”
Paul Goggins left speechless as Mayo admit need for improvement
London’s journey not done yet as they prepare for qualifier against Cavan
Shane Mulligan’s long commute brings a Connacht final at the end of the line
It can be a slog with 18-hour days and treks across the city but London’s centre back is happy to keep going
Mayo unlikely to treat London lightly in novel Connacht final encounter
Intense competition for starting places ensures James Horan’s men will be fully focused
Philip Butler ready to serve London with no preconceived notions
His mother is a Cork woman, his father a second-generationer, with parents from Cork and Wicklow. But he’s an Englishman, have no doubt on that score
Triumph of the exiles as London beat Leitrim and reach Connacht final
London’s first ever win on Irish soil after 30 years competing
London left torn by emotions on day of contrasts while Leitrim rue the concession of two soft goals
Both sides will have to regroup for the replay in Roscommon
If London lose to Leitrim, it won’t be because of a lack of fitness or conditioning
Paul Coggins has changed the regime to turn the Exiles’ traditional weakness into strength
Sligo hope Walsh will remain in charge of footballers
Despite historic defeat county secretary believes no purpose would be served by intervening in football management
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