The GAA's latest tinkering with its football rules will be trialled later this month when the Interprovincial Series makes a return for the first time since 2016 with two semi-finals and a final ...
This weekend the Football Review Committee will showcase their proposals to make the game of Gaelic football more entertaining. Tonight and tomorrow’s games are a shop window for Jim Gavin’s ...
Take a look back at Ulster GAA’s biggest names as they arrived at the ICC in Belfast ahead of the Irish News Ulster GAA All-Stars. Guests flooded in and were greeted with a drinks reception ...
In an extract from a new book, Pulse of the Nation: GAA 140 Years Rankings, Ratings, Tales & Drama, Martin Breheny and Donal Keenan reveal the best footballers across the pitch from one to 15 A ...
Handball (€1,338,256), Camogie (€1,017,542) and Ladies Gaelic Football (€158,149), all listed separately to the GAA but under the overall umbrella, also benefited in the largest distribution ...
Our FREE newsletter will keep you ahead of the game We have more newsletters It could be the dawn of a new era for Gaelic football at Croke Park tonight as the proposed rules changes set to ...
For the second year in a row, the ladies Gaelic football finals have been scheduled for the August Bank Holiday. The senior, intermediate and junior deciders have been organised for Sunday ...
Ireland legend infuriates GAA and football fans by arguing their sports are inferior to modern rugby
The 69-year-old argued that the opening weekend of the URC demonstrated that rugby has left football and Gaelic football behind in entertainment value. The column was entitled 'Rugby again shows ...
Gaelic games is once again the big winner in the distribution of the Government’s €230 million Community Sport Facilities Fund after grants of almost €97 million were awarded to GAA county ...
Northern Ireland’s sports minister has not attended a Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) game, despite being in office for more than six months. Gordon Lyons was appointed to the role back in ...
The Duke of Edinburgh is leaving Northern Ireland with a GAA jersey, hurley stick, sliotar and a lesson in wheelchair Gaelic football, after a trip to an Armagh school on Wednesday. Prince Edward ...
The GAA club once regarded as Ireland's richest is facing a mounting bill for severance pay running to tens of thousands of euro after leaving staff in "employment limbo" for years following its ...
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