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Abuse of referees should not be accepted but is 'part and parcel of our game'
Maggie Farrelly is an experienced inter-county referee.
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Maggie Farrelly is an experienced inter-county referee.
Olivia Divilly was on fire as the Galway champions earned a historic triumph.
This will be the first time that the provincial finals will share the same venue.
2001 All-Ireland winner Sue Ramsbottom will be the next Gaelic Games great to feature on Laochra Gael.
Paul Cribbin missed the decisive penalty for Kildare as Laois advanced.
The sides battled it out for Ulster honours at the Athletic Grounds.
The forward was handed a three-match ban for her sending-off in the semi-final against Kilkenny.
The series will continue on 25 March and will run until 29 April.
Meanwhile, the GAA president confirmed the games’ inability to operate from within bubble environments was a large factor in the decision.
The bodies representing GAA players had been separate entities.
The same motion was also rejected by the Ladies Gaelic Football Association earlier this year.
The Kilmoremoy forward sees an opportunity for change as she looks at Gaelic games through the Covid-19 pandemic.
‘We are putting everything in place to make sure that our games can happen,’ says Camogie Association CEO Sinéad McNulty.
The CPA believes the current crisis in the GAA is four-fold.
A spokesperson for the association says such a measure would only be discussed ‘if it means no championship at all.’
Alan Brogan’s Laochra Gael episode will be aired on St Patrick’s Day.
The beaten 2019 Division 1 and All-Ireland finalists maintained their composure in the blustery surroundings.
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The Tribesmen held a three point lead heading into injury time.
Kevin O’Donovan admitted ‘it’s not sustainable to continue with losses indefinitely’.
Tipperary and Kilkenny go head-to-head in the senior decider on 18 August in Croke Park.
Mark Kavanagh scored 12 points during today’s final at Croke Park.
The Tribesmen are through to the provincial final where they will meet either Mayo or Sligo.
Dublin battled back from seven points down to take the lead but Micheál Donoghue’s side showed their experience to clinch the win.
Almost 3,000 fans watched on as the Treaty school earned a comprehensive win on Saturday in Mallow.
The most successful player in the history of Gaelic Games has a big decision to make for 2018.
Magee, much beloved for his ‘Memory Man’ persona, had been ill for some time.
Two Ennis natives travelled 9,000km to teach disadvantaged children living in favelas the traditions of Gaelic games.
What will bubbling dissatisfaction among GAA community mean for the game, asks Tommy Martin in his final column of the year.
“He’s proven what he brings to our team over the last four or five years,” says the Dublin midfielder.
What do you think of their plan?
It’s all about the labour costs and lost skills, GAA suppliers say.
The GAA markets Croke Park as a world-class stadium but, after I was paralysed from the chest down in 2012, I’ve realised how it falls short for wheelchair users.
Ballyteague are keen to get the stolen item back as it hosts elderly people from a day care centre, at the clubhouse, three days a week.
“I do definitely want to come over. It’d be an unbelievable experience if I get a chance to go,” the Tyrone prospect says.
GAA is catching on in Christchurch.
The former GAA president says he has received a positive response from the organisation this week about the future of the Hayes’ Hotel.
The money came from provision of security and other policing duties at sports events, concerts & festivals.