Round-robin the start of a brave new world for hurling

‘These are experiments, and if in three years’ time there’s a better way, we’ll be all for it’

GAA Congress approve round-robin provincial hurling championships

On three-year trial basis, from next summer there’ll be two provincial groups of five

Jimmy Magee was truly ‘a different class’, son tells funeral

‘Memory Man may be dead but his memory will live forever,’ says Fr Brian D’Arcy

All-Ireland football final: ‘You never give up, you never give in’

Chocolate, prayers, US vice-president wishes and a trip or two up Croagh Patrick for Mayo

West Cork Protestants ‘dread’ Civil War centenary, bishop says

Church of Ireland canon’s account of his family’s experience sparked ‘heated debate’

Sam Maguire to be remembered with eight bells at Co Cork church

St Mary’s Church of Ireland in Dunmanway, where Maguire is buried, to install bells this summer

Confirmed: How 2018 hurling championship might look

Proposals would mean Leinster and Munster Championships would be on round-robin basis

Hurling has history of resistance to round-robin formats

Latest experiment with competitions will only succeed if GAA public gets behind it

Too few top hurling counties for All-Ireland round-robin to be viable

Conor Hayes says new proposals worthwhile but separate club/county windows needed

GAA President Ó Fearghaíl reveals proposal to change hurling structure

Revamp would see a round robin introduced for the provincial championships

GAA confirms plans for hurling reform in time for next year

President Aogán Ó Fearghail says proposals will be debated by Central Council in June

GAA on a collision course with players over structural changes

Carrying on with Super-8 proposals despite GPA and CPA opposition looks terrible

GAA Super 8: Club players live to die another day

CPA recognition motion withdrawn, as Congress fail to grasp reality on the ground

Congress cliffhanger in prospect over new proposals

Momentum may be running against All-Ireland quarter-final round-robin motion

Five candidates in the race to become 38th GAA president

Galway’s Frank Burke and Dublin’s John Horan thought to be leading contenders

Seán Moran: Congress proposals are a risk worth taking

Reshaped season comes with no guarantees but isn’t it worth trying for three years?

Replays a big factor as GAA revenues rise in 2016

Central Council accounts show that the association took in €60 million in 2016

Prospects of shortened GAA championship season increase

Motions on the topic at next month's GAA Annual Congress will be taken separately

Bord Gáis Energy hurling deal worth more than €1m a year

Multi-sponsor model continues to work well for GAA as Etihad finish partnership

Mickey Harte: GAA could change its tune on national anthem

Playing anthem and flying tricolour at Gaelic games could cease when ‘time is right’

Football’s black card to be fine tuned, not scrapped

Sanction here to stay despite inconsistencies, says GAA president Aogán Ó Fearghaíl

Aogán Ó Fearghail sparks timely debate on place of flag and anthem in GAA

GAA president spoke on issue even though he'd been questioned in different context

GAA president open to association dropping use of Irish flag and anthem

Gaelic games to be introduced to schools in Emirates with 4,000 Irish teachers in UAE

Ó Fearghail says GAA will address Galway’s Leinster issues

Association president stresses fairness and raises idea of a Rest of Ireland championship

Virgin Media customers to miss out on many league GAA games

Allianz League games previously shown on Setanta will not be broadcast on Virgin

Galway council calls on GAA to ensure games are ‘for all to see’

Council passes motion rejecting GAA deal with Sky or any other subscription service

GAA’s code of silence is doing football and hurling no favours

Letting media talk to only one main player ahead of All-Ireland final is embarrassing

GAA-Sky Sports deal ‘very troublesome and against ethos’

Five of six Mayo games this year ‘only available’ to those who could afford Sky Sports

GAA president says there is no automatic right for everybody to see all games

Aogán Ó Fearghaíl claims RTÉ were the big winners in the last broadcast carve-up

Croke Park announce ‘world-class’ handball and community centre

Agreement on local development ends 28 year bitter battle

GAA inducts four newcomers to Hall of Fame

John Connolly, Tony Doran, Dermot Earley and John O’Keeffe bring group up to 42

Bloody Sunday: Woman (95) marks grave of father she never knew

James Matthews (38) one of 14 civilians massacred by British forces in Croke Park

GAA World Games: bringing whole new ball game back home

Players from all over the globe gather in Dublin to share their love of Gaelic sport

Group stages revamp to benefit clubs

Croke Park’s plan is to condense fixtures, with provinces hosting most of extra games

Paraic Duffy: ‘modest’ proposals will need Central Council and Congress approval

Each separate motion would need two thirds majority, that cannot be adopted until 2018

GAA’s first mental health day to coincide with football semi-final

Messages on small steps people can take will appear in Croke Park during game

GAA and GPA reveal new agreement worth €6.2m per year

GPA to be given greater influence while GAA increase money put towards player welfare

Christy Ring final due to be replayed on Saturday in Newry

Meath to discuss practicalities of rearrangement at county board meeting on Wednesday

Joe McDonagh’s reforming drive has left a lasting legacy

Sean Moran remembers the former Galway hurler who became president of the GAA

GAA press pause button on International Rules series

Hawkeye to debut in Thurles for Munster championship clash of Tipperary and Cork

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