There’s senior provincial titles on the line in both football and hurling across Connacht, Munster and Ulster today.
Irish Examiner on MSN12h
It's Gaelic football..but no longer as we knew it. How the game will look in 2025From keeping three players in each half to two-point scoring arcs to tap and go, the GAA has endorsed a raft of game-changing ...
Irish Examiner on MSN13h
Jubilant Coolera Strandhill stun Pearses with storming Connacht comebackAdam Higgins of Coolera Strandhill celebrates scoring a point in extra-time during the AIB Connacht GAA Senior Club Football ...
Belfast Live on MSN19h
Eamonn Fitzmaurice says 'the joy of playing football' will return after landmark rule changes approvedThe new rules were given a resounding vote of confidence by delegates at Special Congress at Croke Park and will come into ...
With a record 38 All-Irelands behind them, Kerry is a bastion, a super power and if the popularity of Gaelic Football dies ...
Coolera-Strandhill are looking to end a 41-year wait when they take on Roscommon's Padraig Pearses in the Connacht club ...
NAOMH MEARNÓG 0-8 By Ger McNally at Parnell Park Caragh kept up the excellent record of Kildare teams in the Leinster ...
Cavan’s Mullahoran also lost their All-Ireland last-four clash at intermediate level, while Downings of Donegal progressed to ...
More kicking, high fielding and long-range shooting, less sideways passing and negativity, the end of the loud-mouth… ...
Cuala's win over Ardee to secure the Leinster title was the club's first ever provincial football title, and it meant they joined the tiny group of clubs who have won provincial crowns in both hurling ...
A Sligo club claimed the Connacht club football title for the first time in 41 years, as Coolera/Strandhill beat Padraig ...
SANTA came early for Ballinagar who exceeded their wildest dreams with a sensational win over Dunsany of Meath in a fiercely ...
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