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Due to popular demand, here are extended highlights from the 'best ever game of Gaelic Football played in Texas'. Austin Celtic Cowboys defeated Dallas Fionn MacCumhaill on June 14 at Onion Creek Park by 4-16 to 2-19 in the first Texas Senior Final to require extra-time. Corkmen are to the fore on the scoreboard with Brucey Leary from Gortroe kicking the first point. Austin No 5 James Hennessy from Ballyhea scores the first goal, while No 14 James Casey and Colm O'Flynn (scorer of the last goal) are both from Charleville. Stephen 'Stan' Martin from Dowdallshill in Louth is the scorer of Austin's third and most spectacular goal, while Limerick man Brian Costello (Askeaton) kicks the last point seen on the video. Paul Donnelly from Bellaghy in Derry is the chief scorer for Dallas, claiming five points from play and frees, while No 15 Niall Bishop from Oram in Monaghan scores their second goal. The first Dallas goal is scored by No 5 Jose Cabrera, a Mexican who is married to Noreen Grant from Newcastle, Co Down. The video also shows the first black card shown in Texas, by Chicago referee Colm Egan. Video by Jerome Quinn, full match DVDs will be available later. On Twitter @JeromeQuinn

Meet Will, aged 5. He lives 'over there' and he scored 'two or five' goals at the Ottawa Gaels Summer Camp... Video by Jerome Quinn for Ottawa Gaels

Did you know that Tyrone and Monaghan in the 2018 All Ireland SFC semi-final had 27 players between them who had come through Ulster University? The UU Gaelic Club has also won 57 All Ireland titles in its 30-year history, and now they have added a new sponsor in Belfast-owned London business Keltbray. Here's my report from the launch with John Farrell, Blathnaid McLaughlin (Donegal) and Marc Fisher (Down) reviewing the new UU jersey and looking forward to a USA trip in 'the Fall'.

See the goals from the 2nd half of the O’Connor Cup semi-final between UL & DCU

Jerome Quinn looks ahead to the 2014 North American Gaelic Games Finals at Canton, Boston at the end of August. From San Francisco on the West Coast to Charlotte and Raleigh in North Carolina, and from the Celtic Cowboys in Texas to the Cayman Islands, this year's Finals will bring together 2,500 players on 120 teams. The event is proof that Gaelic Games are more popular than ever in North America and Canada, while areas like Texas in the deep South are becoming bigger and more confident. 'Watch out North East, North West and the Western Coast and everyone else because Texas is here to say and we're coming up strong', says Houston Gaels Chairman Philly Larkin. Jerome also talks to Cayman Chairman Dave O'Connell and shows footage from the Ulster Club on Treasure Island, the Peach Cup in Atlanta and the CYC in New York. Jerome is on Twitter @JeromeQuinn

See 2 St Patrick's Drumcondra goals from their win over CIT in the Giles Cup semi-final

See a report from Belfield as UCD International reveal their 12-strong team of Ladies Gaelic footballers to take part in the 2015 FEXCO Asian Gaelic Games in Shanghai, China, in October. It's the second year that a UCD International team, made up exclusively of non-Irish students, will take part in the AGG. The 'Class of 2015' is drawn from six different countries - England, China, Nigeria, Poland, the USA and the Philippines. Dublin player Jack McCaffrey, Monaghan's Ryan Wylie, coach Brian Mullins and Asian County Board President Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh all joined sponsors to get behind this year's selection. Video by Jerome Quinn Media for UCD International. Follow on Twitter @UCDInternat and @JeromeQuinn

The traditional Boxing Day semi-final at St Paul’s in Belfast will see Bellaghy and St Eunan’s clash in the fonaCAB Ulster Minor Football Tournament, supported by Belfast City Council. Derry champions Bellaghy qualified with a comprehensive 1-17 to 1-4 victory over Monaghan’s Inniskeen and manager Kieran Glackin is anticipating a Christmas cracker. ‘We are up against a heavily-fancied St Eunan's team but we are a good team too, we are a traditional team and we have had great support all year’. Video by Jerome Quinn Media for St Paul’s.

See a report from Pittsburgh where excitement is growing ahead of an historic weekend for the Midwest Division of the GAA in the USA. The city will host the Midwest Championships for the first time. 'This is a landmark for Pittsburgh', says sponsor Michael Shovlin. 'We're on the map now'. 'I've been involved in the GAA here since I was ten years-old and the passion I have for it is undying. I feel like I'm stepping into something I wish I always had and that's what this weekend is all about'. Video by Jerome Quinn for Midwest GAA.

See a profile of an Irish/GAA man in the USA - Limerick's Pat Doab leading a Ladies Gaelic Football revolution in Austin Texas with the Celtic Cowboys. They're only in their second season but 38 players turn out for training at Zilker Cup on a sizzling June evening, including 32 Americans and only 3 from Ireland. 'Pat is incredible', says Dawn Zimmaro. 'He commits so much time, energy and passion with a sport he grew up with. He really wants to pass it onto other athletes'. Video by Jerome Quinn, follow on Twitter @JeromeQuinn

All Ireland winning captains Peter Canavan and Dara Ó Cinnéide travelled to San Francisco last weekend to help one of the most vibrant and successful clubs outside Ireland celebrate 30 years in existence. The Ulster Club are the reigning North American Senior champions and impressed their illustrious visitors. ‘If there is a template for a GAA club in America, this is it’, says Ó Cinnéide. ‘The Ulster way seems to be the right way’. Peter Canavan was also impressed by boys and girls from San Francisco Youth who are preparing for a trip to Ireland to take part in the Feile. Video report by Jerome Quinn Media, on Twitter @JeromeQuinn

See the second part of a presentation given by Dr Maria O'Kane, Consultant Psychiatrist with the Belfast Health & Social Care Trust, to a Contact NI Staff Conference in June 2013. The Northern Ireland Personality Disorder Strategy: Implementation and Progress.

See match action and reaction from Milford captain Elaine O'Riordan and Anna Geary after their 2014 AIB All Ireland Senior Club Championship Semi-final victory over Ulster champions Eoghan Rua at Donaghmore-Ashbourne on Sunday February 2. Video by Jerome Quinn for the Camogie Association.

See two superb goals from the weekend games at home and abroad. First, Wicklow's own Niamh Carroll scores a matchwinning cheeky chip for Abu Dhabi in the Middle East League decider with Dubai Celts and then Nicola Ward fires a rocket to the top corner of the UL net to win the O'Connor Cup for UCD. Which was best? You decide! Videos by Jerome Quinn Media for Middle East GAA and Ladies HEC.

See a report from the Launch at Queens University in Belfast for the 2018 Bank of Ireland Conor McGurk Cup Hurling Tournament. Tyrone are taking part for the first time in this growing competition hosted by QUB, while Antrim make a return after winning it in 2016. Holders Down, Donegal, QUB and UU make up the six teams. Oisin McManus (Down), Dermot Begley (Tyrone), Fergus McCambridge (QUB), Liam Dunphy (UU) and William Thompson from the Bank of Ireland are interviewed on this video by Darren McMullan from Mac AV and Jerome Quinn Media.