Football Review Committee (FRC)

Four-point goal is dropped from new football rules to go before GAA Central Council

FRC’s proposed rule reforms will go before Council, with debate set to continue over suspension of preseason tournaments

Ciarán Murphy: Whatever rules are put before Central Council should be accepted. There is very little left to lose

The best players and managers available to the GAA showed up in Croke Park last week. That’s a statement admitting the game has to change

Have your say on the GAA’s rule changes: How do you think they will impact football?

Four-game interprovincial series acting as a showcase for rule changes proposed by Jim Gavin & Co

Tactical analysis: Raiders of the arc will find reward under new Gaelic football rules

The 40-metre arc could be a huge influence on the game, and will affect both attacking and kickout strategies

Darragh Ó Sé: Jim Gavin did a great sales pitch but referees set to be under pressure to make new rules work

What the FRC needed was for teams to misbehave — the rules will be properly tested only when used in competitive games

We’re ready to join GAA’s new dance but someone will have to count us in

TV View: Your heart had to go out to the people tasked with updating the scores in Croke Park - and the FAI Cup final for that matter

New football rules: Largely successful outing puts the ball in the GAA’s court

Weekend’s matches saw rapid improvement and sufficient positivity to indicate they will now be given a chance to improve football

Frantic endgame sees Ulster take title after penalty shoot-out win over Connacht

The Football Review Committee had considered getting rid of spot kicks but in the end they decided the result

Malachy Clerkin: The new Gaelic football rules are fun but they need cynical teams to stress test them

The opening games under the FRC recommendations showcased some interesting possibilities but until there are league points on the line, nobody can truly assess the possibilities

Connacht’s rampage against Leinster not ideal conditions for rules trial

The Westerners were far too sharp for Leinster in the first competitive outing for the FRC rules

Head of Gaelic Players’ Association backs review committee’s bid to make football more enjoyable to play and watch

Tom Parsons says players have no issue with intercounty managers being compensated for their time

Michael Murphy: We set out to improve the chances of football being played well

By increasing the tempo and encouraging contests the new rules are aimed at making the game more enjoyable for everyone

Football Interprovincial Series: What time is it on, is it on TV and what are the rule changes?

The four provinces will play in a revival of the Railway Cup to showcase the FRC’s proposed rule changes

Provinces announce squads for the football interprovincal series

Four-game series at Croke Park to showcase Football Review Committee’s proposed rule changes

Seán Moran: It is hard to think of a more important football match hosted in Croke Park

The weekend’s interprovincials may be low-key, but they are crucial to the game’s future

Paul Shankey glad to be playing his part in making Gaelic football ‘a more exciting spectacle’

Former Meath wing back and now Waterford resident is part of John’s Cleary’s Munster management team

Pádraic Joyce ready to put Football Review Committee’s proposals to the test with Connacht

Four provinces will compete in an interprovincial series at Croke Park this weekend to showcase the FRC’s suggested rule changes

Football Review Committee’s dissent proposals will change Gaelic football as much as the gameplay ones

Football Review Committee’s report suggests a cultural revolution

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