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Yesterday
21st October 2024
'It takes a village to raise a child' - Des Cahill on Cuala's breakthrough Dublin championship
Five-time All-Ireland winning Limerick hurler Graeme Mulcahy announces retirement
This week
20th October 2024 - 22nd October 2024
GAA enters new world - What's not to like about lads kicking the leather off the ball?
Joy and despair of county finals are unrivalled among anything in the GAA
Last week
13th October 2024 - 19th October 2024
164-mile round trips, GAA family devotion - and why Lurgan is a Gaelic town
The O’Hagans live 82 miles from Lurgan, but Barry and now his son Brendan could not resist the pull of Clan na Gael.
'The boos were absolutely justified. Supporters want to see people fighting for their club'
Candystripes falling badly off in title race, though it is still in their hands.
Derry City pass up another chance to go top after being held 1-1 by Sligo Rovers
Shelbourne remain top as the title is no longer in Derry City’s own hands.
'From a father’s point of view, I am really proud of the player he is becoming' - Murphy
This month
October 2024
Ulster get show back on the road with five-point win over Connacht
Man of the match performance from John Cooney gets Richie Murphy’s side over the line.
'I spoke to the players, not to be too downbeat' - Derry head for crucial Monday night game
Wheel comes full circle for Ulster's Kiwi fly-half with Belfast blood
Derry City pass up on chance to put real pressure on title rivals with Bohs draw
Draw at home leaves Derry City’s task even steeper with a trip away to in-form St Pat’s coming up.
'I remember the days of being delighted to get one' - Nick Timoney on reaching 150 caps
The Waterford coaching influence in Limerick's championship
'Pete should concentrate on coaching his own team' - Murphy ramps up Ulster-Connacht clash
King Con points the way as Dublin football set for final of southside heavyweights
5 key storylines from an action-packed GAA club weekend
European Bronze medallist Cryan announces retirement from diving
'It has been a dream come true' - 'Bonner' Maher retires from Tipp duty
Lorrha man bows out with three Liam MacCarthy titles to his name.
Obafemi and O'Mahony on the mark in the Championship
Making sense of tragedy as Madden Raparees seek first-ever Armagh title
'Good people will always put what the players want first' - Managing the dual dilemma
Bundee Aki back for Connacht trip to Scarlets
'There’s an extreme passion in Leitrim' - 30 years on from controversial county final ending
'We all believed that we could do something special' - Amee Leigh Murphy Crowe
The GAA managers juggling new county roles with chasing club glory
Ireland gain place at hockey's top table due to New Zealand withdrawal
Last month
September 2024
Taking a bite out of the Big Apple: Ronan McGinley on becoming New York manager
Bemand names Ireland women's squad for Black Ferns test
Conor McKenna joins an exclusive club as Lions devour the Swans in AFL Grand Final
'There hasn’t been a single day when I haven’t been looking forward to that' - 25 years of TG4
From humble beginnings compiling Spanish soccer highlights, TG4′s GAA coverage has changed everything.
McKenna set to lead the Lions' roar as he faces second AFL Grand Final in two years
Tyrone man bids to join Zach Tuohy, Mark O’Connor and Tadhg Kennelly as winners of Aussie Rules’ greatest prize.
Thornbury makes switch from Connacht to Northampton Saints
Luke O'Donnell leaves Derry City for Wolverhampton Wanderers
Cork boss awarded Camogie Manager of the Year
'The conditions out there are absolutely embarrassing' - Mark Allen
No safety nets, no backdoors: why Tyrone retain the straight knockout gunfight championship
Once upon a time, every championship was a knockout. But Tyrone are the last football county standing. It makes for cut-throat and compelling action.
'The Jacks are back' - Heffo, Keaveney and the Dubs 50 years on
We have now entered squeaky bum time in race for League of Ireland title
Tuohy finishes AFL career after being left off Geelong team, McKenna heads for final