All Star Gazing: Eileen and Moira Dunne explore a 50-year evolution in Irish society

Dunnes' father Mick was one of the creators of the idea on a wet day in Belfield

Golden memories to the fore as TG4 sift the GAA archives

Epochal hurling titles for Galway and Offaly and Kerry’s four-in-a-row rare highlights in a dark era

The abolition of the Ban just one of the many landmark GAA events in 1971

The first official All-Ireland club finals took place and the beginning of the All Stars

Motivated Mulkerrins planning to move in for the kill

All-Ireland senior handball champion bids to end Brady’s remarkable reign

GAA's New York state of mind still resonates after 70 years

Influence of the famous Polo Grounds final of more than 50 years ago can still be felt

When the All Blacks had to wear white

Michael Dunne, a special friendship, and the six-month long Lions tour of 1930

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Après Match TV review: acidic nostalgia and dark observations

The best jokes are in the 1970s-style ad breaks. ‘Don’t have that fifth pint before driving’

Seán Moran: After 45 years GAA All Stars still carry a certain cachet

Over the years the Gaelic games’ awards scheme became the most iconic in Irish sport

Angling Notes: Kerry competition nets funds for charity as 90 anglers take part

Campaign to highlight pancreatic cancer ‘liberated’ Charlie Fell

Funeral of Irish Times columnist told he was ‘inspirational’ in final lecture

‘De Park’ – Cork’s oval-shaped coliseum on the banks of the Lee

Cork’s iconic GAA ground is part stadium, part museum piece now and there are just two big days for it left