Video representations of the 14 people who died will be shown on GAA website

David Sweeney’s painting is part of GAA’s Bloody Sunday centenary commemoration

Programme for government lacks detail about addressing struggles in sector

14 different works will be staged on the eve of the centenary in November

Newly-opened hardware stores saw a rush on patio essentials with staycations in mind

An unexpected epic of an All-Ireland quarter-final provides magic escapism in July 2011

Association has greater flexibility than other sports but no solution for uncertainty

Cork events to mark War of Independence while Tipperary remember Bloody Sunday

Headstones erected to honour three people fatally shot at the football match in November 1920

Victims of Bloody Sunday were swept up by history but they were ordinary people at a match

Captain Eales warned referee he would act if French foul play was not addressed

LeBrocquy tapestry once owned by tycoon Tony O’Reilly estimated at up to €60,000

John Flynn wins award for opinion piece on scouting as 16 students are recognised for their original journalism

It was the investors and clients who lost virtually everything in this egregious scandal

Grieving daughter Nadia pays tribute to mother and friend ‘inspired by generosity’

Weeshie Fogarty and Paddy Clarke knew the importance of preserving the history of the GAA

Mapping the history of that most Irish of newspaper genres – the Sunday paper

Threre’s been a change of priority in the association – where is it going to take us?

The Reformation’s spread shows the importance of media in changing the world

CJ Stander and Kearney winning fitness battle after suffering head knocks last week

The 13th victim killed at Croke Park gets fitting memorial after 96 years in an unmarked grave

Writers, poets, friends and fans reflect on Leonard Cohen’s words, music and work

Photographer Valerie O’Sullivan captures daily life on the Iveragh Peninsula

After much research author Michael Foley concludes you cannot have fun on your own

Clic News, a website run by DIT journalism students to provide news to primary schools, is making a big impression. And it’s not all puppies and pop music

While members were involved in the Rising, the association was a ‘broad church’

Great-granddaughter of Rising veteran Ní Chéileachair wins individual competition

UCD student and victorious team argued in favour of further Rising commemorations

‘Famine Folios’ aims to see national calamity afresh through 21st-century eyes

Jack O’Connor’s young charges dominate to cast a bright light on Kingdom’s future

Republic has the highest excise in the European Union, at €3.19 on a standard bottle

Michael Foley scores vital 1-3 for Kingdom who dominate proceedings at Croke Park

England’s giant loosehead ground the Wallabies into the ground in 2007 quarter-final

Defending champions withstood second-half comeback in Tralee

Tipperary manager believes essence of life is to ‘keep on and be better’ – it’s an attitude he brings to hurling too

GAA, soccer and rugby followers have lots of choice this Christmas with stories that range from the personal to the universal

Australian media report a number of issues that need to be sorted before deal is done

James Horan’s side will have to play to their strengths to topple James O’Donoghue and Kerry

Tyrone manager’s legacy already written thanks to success comparable to the greats

Conor Gillespie’s loss a major blow to Royal County’s hopes of a final place