Christy Ring’s All-Ireland medals reunited for first time since 1950s
GAA Museum has complete collection
Cian O’Neill appointed as new head coach of Cork hurlers
Former coach of Rebels footballers returns to intercounty hurling scene after stint in Kerry
Throwing the sliotar is a big problem in hurling, but there might be a technological solution
Hurling’s handpass has turned into a botched nose-job on the face of the game
Inside the Doonbeg bubble where the locals and Trump have reached a deal of mutual benefit
With the Irish Open coming to town next month, Doonbeg prepares for the visit of President Trump and a chorus of condemnation
Here’s why you should speak up if you see a fellow golfer cheat
When players break the rules in golf, rule enforcement isn’t always straightforward
Computer-generated corners? Robot caddies? As sport embraces AI, nothing is ridiculous
From soccer and GAA to baseball and Formula One, teams are exploring how artificial intelligence can improve decision-making - and trying to decide where boundaries should be set
Omissions, sales and scandals: the chequered tales behind hard-won medals
Sweat and sacrifice shown by winners does not always pay off in the long run when it comes to treasured medals
Cork outlast Galway in latest epic instalment of ferocious rivalry
Sorcha McCartan was the outstanding player on the field despite playing with a broken finger
Cork v Galway: Temperature continues to rise in camogie’s defining rivalry
The two outstanding teams for most of the last decade meet again in Sunday’s All-Ireland final
GAA cups used to be filled with Guinness by the champions. Now, celebrations are more rigid
The rapturous, highly organised gathering in Castlebar last Monday was a far cry from the freewheeling and spontaneous events of old
As soon as the hooter sounded in Croke Park, the story was no longer about football
Mayo’s joyous All-Ireland win was also about roots and identity and a rebuttal of the past
GAA calendar: Two sides of the house are living together for the sake of the children
Once the All-Irelands are over, there is too much time to think in one side of the GAA house, and not a minute to scratch in the other
Mayo won the All-Ireland by being true to themselves: falling down, getting up
An extraordinary group of Mayo players rejected the pain of the past to find a path to glory
Mayo’s mentality has always been questioned after All-Ireland defeats, but is it at simple as that?
In spite of everything or because of everything, Mayo have not allowed the flame of possibility to die
Limerick recover their identity to be the best version of themselves
After their sixth title in nine years, the champions show no signs of stopping