Ón Taobhlíne

Bhí an lá leis An Daingean i bPáirc an Chrócaigh i gcluiche eachtrach le críoch a chur le craobhchomórtas sinsir na gclubanna i bpeil na bhfear, agus ó Thuaidh, thóg Dún na nGall Corn Mhic Cionnaith. Tá anailís againn ó Dháithí Mac Thaidhg, bainisteoir na Botha. Baile Mhic Gonair a bhain craobhchomórtas sinsir na gclubanna san iomáint agus bhí Réamaí Ó hEaráin ag amharc ar an chluiche sin dúinn. I bpeil na mban, cuireadh rialacha trialacha i bhfeidhm i gcluichí sraithe an deireadh seachtaine, ach cad é mar a d'éirigh leo? Tá freagra na ceiste sin ag Máire Treasa Ní Cheallaigh. Fosta, cluineann muid de shíor faoin cheangailt idir aclaíocht agus an mheabharshláinte ach cad é an bunús leighis atá leis sin? Cluineann muid tuairimí oilte Mháire Treasa, atá ina siceolaí spóirt cáilithe agus ina dochtúir leighis.

In men's Gaelic football, An Daingean won out in the club championship final at Croke Park, and Donegal claimed the McKenna Cup. Scotstown manager Dáithí Mac Thaidhg analyses both results. In hurling, Ballygunnar claimed the senior club title and Loughrea lost out - Réamaí Ó hEaráin was watching the game for us. In ladies' Gaelic football, trial rules were in place for league games at the weekend, but how did they fare? Máire Treasa Ní Cheallaigh looks into it. Also, we are forever hearing about the link between exercise and mental health, but what is the medical basis for this? We hear the educated opinion of Máire Treasa, who is a qualified sports psychologist, as well as a medical doctor.