GAA

Sums range from €1.65m for Special Olympics Ireland to €37,000 for taekwondo

To say proposed change would punish Tyrone, Monaghan and Armagh is to misunderstand the problem

Company is best known in Ireland for its association with the GAA but has expanded its reach internationally in recent times.

Shooting down of motion to align rule on kit and equipment manufacture with EU law reflected badly on everyone

Cork rue lack of efficiency in front of goal; Jarlath Burns says he is concentrating on just one presidency

With rural depopulation and more and more people living in Dublin, there’s a crisis in the GAA that you should care about

Hurling handpass reform rejected at congress but football championship change sails through

In-house service will replace GAAGo and will stream live games from the start of the championship

Tipperary motion to prohibit using the hand holding the ball to make the pass fails

Tipperary All-Ireland winner takes his case to GAA annual congress

Declining overall attendances visible in the battle for TV ratings

Proposal by Central Council on a new All-Ireland SFC and Tailteann Cup format from 2026

Donegal’s favourite son gets headstrong welcome back from Armagh captain

Cullen and the Dublin team of the 1970s are eternally connected with their Kerry counterparts

At intercounty level, are players the last of the amateurs? Look at Croke Park on All-Ireland final day: everyone in that stadium is being paid

In the News podcast: Croke Park will host Ireland’s first NFL regular-season game later this year with the Pittsburgh Steelers the 'home team'

Clontarf proposal requires players to play at least four club matches to be eligible for intercounty

Television review: GAA referee David Gough provides fascinating insights but overall this film needs to dig deeper

Report finds intercounty players are incurring average expense loss of €4,602

Playing National League in early January ‘a no-no’, says GPA head Tom Parsons

Irish Government to fork out €10m to help mega-wealthy Pittsburgh Steelers host a home game in Croke Park

Director general Tom Ryan has called for ‘unfettered thinking’ in advance of the association’s 150th anniversary

Psychotherapist warns of burden on match officials in new RTÉ documentary

The cost of preparing teams is running wild, but when a club gets it right with an ‘outside’ coach, whole new horizons can appear

Waterford, Dublin and Offaly claim wins in Division 1B encounters

The game is expected to take place between September and November

GAA players at all levels could train less frequently, travel less distance and stay in the games longer

The success of the stadium fed into annual GAA revenues, stadium director Peter McKenna said

The year 2024 was a very good year financially for the stadium, taking in nearly €60 million

GAA Director General Tom Ryan raises question in his annual report

Plenty of realistic scope among Division 2 counties to aspire to a higher level

Football has had most of the problems but its solutions have often been universal

Camogie star Niamh Mallon, a nutritionist for Galway, says enhancements having a big impact – particularly for goalkeepers

Intercounty games on Friday evenings shouldn’t be off the table where logistics allow

The broadcaster, author and RTÉ GAA correspondent and commentator is clear about which actor should play him in a biopic

Carlow cause shock of the day beating Waterford in the Allianz Hurling League, while Tipp get the better of Wexford at Semple Stadium

The destruction of Connacht GAA’s Air Dome in Bekan is a travesty for thousands of kids around the entire province

Dates confirmed for postponed first round fixtures

Salutary effect of stringent new ‘enhancements’ on dissent or abuse of referees can only make their jobs easier

It doesn’t feel like it makes sense that Armagh’s breach of the 3v3 should result in Walsh with a two-point free in front of the posts