Galway GAA

The Pole headed the Banner’s strength & conditioning this season, following past All-Ireland successes with Tipperary and Galway

Galway's Nicola Ward named the PwC GPA Player of the Month for July in ladies football

Galway’s FOTY candidate and Player of the Month Paul Conroy still coming to terms with the disappointment of All-Ireland final defeat

'We have trust in the county board that they’ll make the right appointment' says Dublin hurler Conor Burke

Inspirational Cork Player of the Match Ashling Thompson in win over Galway confirms she will be staying involved to aid county's three-in-a-row push

In 1956 Cork’s contesting of three All-Ireland finals was complicated by a polio epidemic – they lost all three finals

Camogie championships are all about levels; World Wallball Championships come to Limerick

Leesiders score last three points of scintillating senior camogie decider to earn record 30th title

Rebels bench makes all the difference with three match-winning scores coming from subs

Galway camogie team hoping to avoid a third All-Ireland final defeat for the county in as many weeks

Sorcha McCartan brings a unique threat to the Cork attack but Galway will rely on the prolific Niamh Mallon as a counterbalance

Galway captain Róisín Black hopes defeat to Cork earlier this year will stand to side in All-Ireland final

‘We stand for the anthem, buoyant and tribal, heart beating with heart, our colours brave, our faces turned towards the uncertain sun’

Lynch retained her All-Ireland camogie Poc Fada crown on Monday and is now targeting Croke Park glory

The Kerry player says one of the keys to her team’s win over Galway in Sunday’s All-Ireland final was their focus in the build-up

Louise Ní Mhuircheartaigh’s football career has not continued with more disappointment but with a standing ovation

Finding the net; Leitrim take a bow; Armagh to the fore yet again; northern neighbours Fermanagh turn on the style; living the dream; and the numbers game

Goals from Aoife Dillane, Hannah O’Donoghue and Emma Dinneen help Kingdom to victory in front of over 30,000 in Croke Park

Armagh players will feel unbreakable after winning their first All-Ireland. On the back of losing another final, next year could be very tough for Galway

Ten-time All-Ireland winner Eileen Lawlor (Dardis) was the last woman to captain Kerry to the All-Ireland title in 1993 and she’s hoping the county's famine is almost over

The best players, games and moments along with the biggest surprises and disappointments, as chosen by Irish Times writers

Seán Moran: After 25 years of historically dominant teams, the GAA looks to be on the verge of less predictable All-Irelands

Despite a poor league campaign which ended in relegation, Galway regrouped to claim some big scalps on their way to Sunday’s All-Ireland Ladies SFC final against Kerry

Galway will rue their missed chances in the All-Ireland final, which followed a peculiarly specific pattern

Michael Murphy: Armagh’s All-Ireland was the result of a Kieran McGeeney masterclass in spreading around reliance

This year of years belongs to the victorious northern county whose supporters have been among the most loyal all season

Galway manager Pádraic Joyce rues costly missed opportunities which proved vital in a one-point All-Ireland final defeat

Both the player and his GAA president father delivered at Croke Park on All-Ireland final day

Kieran McGeeney’s team had enough of losing and designed a gameplan to keep Galway at arm’s length throughout a tense and dogged final

In the 10th year of his management, the fates may have relented but the Armagh manager didn’t

Iconic Tribesmen of 1998; Mayo unimpressed; Ulster on the rise; form holding up; and more

Seagull with broken wing vies for attention at Croke Park before Kieran McGeeney and Armagh enjoy final glory

‘It’s great to get over the line and you see the emotions from the fans and players and what it means to them’

‘You know, it feels quiet. It’s like wearing a pair of ear muffs for a change, quietens all the noise’

Kieran McGeeney’s team kept their composure to hold out in a frantic finale at Croke Park

Kieran McGeeney’s zonal defence wins the day as Aaron McKay gets forward for the only goal on the final

Margins prove wafer-thin as Kieran McGeeney’s Armagh men edge over the line at Croke Park

The Tribesmen were hit by an early injury to Rob Finnerty but too many marquee players failed to deliver

Connacht side fall just short in tense endgame at Croke Park

The Crossmaglen all-rounder has had his best season yet and is one match-winning display away from being the probable Footballer of the Year