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Perhaps we could keep the old ways to reduce the confusion

O’Neill was part of the Down teams of 1960/’61, the first team from north of the border to win Sam Maguire

GAA must stem the trickle of top players to the AFL now before it becomes a flood

GPA’s annual members survey reveals 63 per cent are willing to play on Fridays under the right circumstances

Draws expected to be shown live on GAA+

Talk of split times, strides and boomerang runs becomes second nature as do jitters about ‘Heartbreak Hill’

Hover over each county to see who has won or who is in the final

Hover over each county to see who has won or who is in the final

Your guide to sport on television (Monday – Sunday, October 19th – 25th)

From D’Unbelievables to club-match vloggers, each generation of comic talents casts the GAA in a new light

GAA acquired national broadcaster’s shares for €3m in February

Clearwater Construction & Landscaping ceases trading, calls creditors’ meeting

Third-level competitions offer a limited test for new hurling and football rules

With county final season up and running, we take a look at who is contending in every senior championship across the country

Higher-value goals, a ban on fisted points and a seismic alteration to 65s among the stand-out amendments

Integration discussion needs the strong voice of a well-recognised woman

Government’s approach reflects ‘staggering disconnect from frontline realities’

John Horan is well qualified to chair the Integration Steering Committee, but were there really no women who could have done it?

Seán O’Leary sustained multiple fractures and developed PTSD after collision in 2021

County finals and the privilege of training on dark, cold autumn nights

Mechanics of how the three organisations get there and when they’ll get there didn’t become any clearer on Wednesday

Former GAA president Nickey Brennan says new structure would give tier two counties greater opportunities to establish themselves

Leaders of the three organisations will be questioned on Wednesday after Mary McAleese’s resignation

Students move around the campus in a variety of county shirts, including Armagh, Donegal and Kerry – in contrast to the Troubles era

Mayo’s infamous All-Ireland ‘curse’ that never was is not forgotten, you know

Radio: On Newstalk, the Hard Shoulder host strains for balance during grim events in the North, while Andrea Gilligan hears an unorthodox voice on Lunchtime Live

Grinds 360 has a new board after resignations of founder Brendan Kavanagh and Olive executives as directors

EPCR keen to announce final venues for 2028, 2029 and 2030 as French Top 14 clubs back format changes

Two from Rebel County and Galway’s Carrie Dolan in contention for senior player of year

Only three counties remain without a senior football manager as Micheál Cahill prepares to take over in Limerick

The Tyrone All-Ireland winner missed out on last year’s success but was part of the the 2024 triumph

Gearóid Hegarty, Diarmaid Byrnes and Brian Hayes nominated for Hurler of the Year award

Eleven players from Andy Moran’s side among 45 nominees

A new chair of the integration group to replace Mary McAleese is to be announced on October 5th

Justin Nelson’s 1957 photograph caught two of the most important people in the explosion of hurling’s popularity

Handball is more than a sporting pursuit for Tyrone’s Eilise McCrory, it is also her profession

It shouldn’t be hard to understand why ladies’ organisations have fewer resources

‘A public statement of likely key timelines would be helpful to buttress wider confidence in the project,’ Ministers wrote

People take criticism of the GAA personally. But institutional misogyny is, by definition, not a personal accusation

Association needs to reflect the communities it serves