Ireland host Australia in Saturday’s International Rules test at Croke Park - a 19th meeting since their inaugural clash in GAA headquarters in 1984. The game is a hybrid adaption of our very own Gaelic football, and the AFL’s Australian Rules football - a compromise between the two codes. The rules then are a mixture of the two games - and at that not always the easiest to follow. But fear not, here’s our very own bluffer’s guide to International Rules football. Eamon O’Shea could fill a role for Galway hurlers Ballygunner have all incentives to succeed in Munster club final Harry Taylor expects Ireland to resume attacking threat Footballer of year looks to end stellar season with...
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