Denis Walsh: If the 12-week ban is so draconian, why did nobody object when it was brought in?
When it comes to discipline, most GAA people proceed on a need-to-know basis. They couldn’t quote you the rule until it hits them in the face
When it comes to discipline, most GAA people proceed on a need-to-know basis. They couldn’t quote you the rule until it hits them in the face
Brennan says he ‘feels disenfranchised, undervalued and a lack of belonging to the association given the events of the past three months’
‘It seems to be a selective application of the rules, is there a rule book for Dublin and then a rule book for everyone else?’
GAA president on integration, €1m deficit due to SFC format and a hurling final during Ryder Cup
Violence seems a bit rarer at intercounty level but there’s no escaping that all players must come through the club scene
GAA needs wider range of sanctions rather than just one severe minimum penalty
Sean Hurson handled the problem in Killarney by not handling it. It was a wise call and he went on to have a great game
The current iteration of the GAA’s disciplinary committee has been notably non-interventionist
GAA’s Central Competitions Control Committee deemed the matter to have been dealt with by referee Seán Hurson
Donegal manager knows he was wrong to put his hand on a player, but context is important
The Donegal manager could get a 12-week ban after an incident with a Kerry player in Killarney on Saturday
Hand-passing and slow play were critical to recent clashes of football’s elite pairing
Veteran forward is one of the key reasons Donegal are contenders - Kerry let themselves down by failing to even say boo to him
Lengthy spells without scoring left the holders in freefall against Jim McGuinness’s impressive winners
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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
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