‘It shouldn’t be getting discussed on The Late Late Show’: Jarlath Burns declines to retract email to Naas
Speaking on The Late Late Show, the GAA president said he hopes Rory Gallagher will not take action
Speaking on The Late Late Show, the GAA president said he hopes Rory Gallagher will not take action
RTÉ's live league coverage kicks off with Galway v Armagh in Salthill on January 25th
UK government challenging ‘unprecedented’ decision by judge to establish inquiry into loyalist murder of Co Derry GAA official in 1997
Communications adviser played key roles in corporate battles, 1979 papal visit and electoral success of Fine Gael
We asked referees across the country to share what it’s like being in charge of games in various sports and grades
For 17 of the last 18 years the Clare All-Ireland winner has managed an intercounty team
In all sports, players and managers tread a fine line with match officials, wondering how much they will tolerate. It needs to stop
The Junior and Intermediate club hurling finals are the GAA with its nail polish scraped off, but the four teams served up a couple of crackers
Kerry and Munster kingpins Dr Crokes will be well aware of the threat of Tyrone sharpshooters Ruairí and Darragh Canavan
Handing the ball back to opponents may prove to be a step too far for some
The game had been fixed for Sunday in Croke Park but a new date will be confirmed over the coming days
Kildare club reversed their decision to appoint Gallagher as coach after a public backlash and email intervention by Burns
GAA president Jarlath Burns welcomed the appointment on Thursday
Munster Council CEO Kieran Leddy believes GAA should push for more shared sporting facilities
Dublin currently have 154 active referees at adult men’s level to cater for an average of 136 games per weekend
Jarlath Burns has brought huge energy to the role since he took over last February, but his intervention at the Kildare club is an unprecedented overreach
Both semi-finals to be played on Saturday, January 11th
Met Éireann forecasting sub-zero temperatures across the country over the coming days
2024 Sporting Obituaries: Eugene ‘Pooch’ Davis (70) was one of the great characters of the League of Ireland, noted for his predatory poaching instincts
Only The Sky Above Me a fitting memoir from the celebrated former Derry footballer, renowned coach and administrator
Crime, emigration, a busy political calendar and the year of the live blog
Planet Business: The year in numbers, from Boris Johnson’s book advance to fines for dirty toilets at Dublin Airport
Bellaghy GAA chairman was murdered in 1997 while locking the club gates. On Tuesday, a judge ordered a public inquiry to get to the bottom of alleged state collusion
GAA confirm the media rights broadcasters for 2025 will remain unchanged
The GAA need to ask that their unique contribution to the nation’s wellbeing is suitably recognised by government and Revenue
Eight-time All-Ireland medalist feels his veteran former team-mate’s huge aerial ability means he could be best deployed in or around the opposition square
Na Fianna and Sarsfields will have to juggle Christmas celebrations with preparation for next month’s showpiece
Judge finds that UK government remains in breach of a human rights duty to investigate full extent of state collusion in the killing
McGrath is closing in on another AIB All-Ireland club camogie title with Sarsfields just 10 months after giving birth
Former Clare star believes the younger brother of top Limerick forward Aaron has the ability to fill the big void left by the injured Nickie Quaid
Several county boards undergoing risk reviews, prompting the GAA to call an online meeting
The GAA fastens seatbelts as the future of football looks the least of its problems
Former Mayo player and currently coach with Ballina Stephenites favours the three/three structure with three players on either side having to stay in each half
A meeting of officers from the 26 counties convened to address concerns
Seven NFL Division One and Two matches will cost €100 with four for €65
Volunteerism used to be the bedrock of the GAA but now more and more clubs are struggling as members prove reluctant to take on the time-consuming responsibility involved
It’s understandable that a county like Kerry is annoyed at losing young players to Australia but once you start extracting a price for footballers, you turn them into tradeable commodities
Kevin O’Donovan praises GAA president Jarlath Burns and Jim Gavin for their work with the Football Review Committee
Hurling is doing fine in its nine or 10 traditional counties but could there be a way to grow the appeal of the national game beyond the heartlands?
Combination of widespread concern and relentlessly focused solutions earns a trial next year, which is all they were looking for
GAA special congress approved FRC’s new football rules, with clubs added to the experiment
Former president Liam O’Neill argued that ‘if we refuse to change, we can’t improve’
Can Sarsfields give Ballygunner a more robust challenge than they managed a year ago?
Former Kerry player and selector Éamonn Fitzmaurice says 96 per cent of players are club players so it is important they get the chance to try out the enhanced rules as soon as possible
Professor Simon Shibli spent more than a year leading research into what the national sports are worth
Croke Park aware of difficulties and working to safeguard future of the games in catchment
There is simply no gainsaying the combative Mayo forward’s record scoring rate over a long career
Saturday’s important meeting will see delegates gather to decide on a range of rule changes proposed by the Football Review Committee
None of last year’s football champions remain in contention in Ulster, Leinster or Munster
Tullogher Rosbercon clubman will be kept busy with newborn twins and surgery on thumb
DUP minister Gordon Lyons plays down reports of ‘tetchy’ meeting with GAA president Jarlath Burns
Niall Grimley, John Conlon, Louise Ní Mhuircheartaigh and Hannah Looney take the main playing awards
There have been exciting matches and new contenders but scheduling fixtures is a tightrope walk
The European hurling champions went to Drogheda on Saturday in search of a little bit of history and, in doing so, helped show the essence of what a GAA occasion should represent
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices