Galway GAA

As the leagues come to the decisive weeks, teams start to consider whether it’s worth their while trying to win silverware

Substitute Conor Cooney nets vital penalty for the Tribesmen

The bad news for Mayo is new rules seem to play to Kerry and David Clifford’s strengths

Tribesmen had Matthew Tierney sent off just before the break but led by 16 points at half-time

Follow all the action in the hurling and football leagues

Two unbeaten teams collide in a rematch of last year’s All-Ireland semi-final

Tribesmen let slip nine-point half-time lead

Not all managers will step up like John Kiely; Michael Coleman’s ‘profound effect’ on Galway GAA; football’s new kickout lottery

Brian Lohan’s starting side contained just four from the team that won the All-Ireland last July

Coleman (61), who won the 1988 All-Ireland with Galway, died after incident near home in Crumlin

The Galway hurler tells of a journey that saw him outgrow his doubts and demons

Tribesmen have adapted well to rules enhancements and Footballer of the Year believes the game has improved

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

Galway show ingenuity; a new Limerick; goalkeeper overlaps are concern; Carlow hurling’s great day

Barrage of two-point scores from Shane Walsh and Cillian Ó Curain the feature of Tribesmen’s win

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

NHL Div 1A: Tribesmen, rank outsiders after last week’s defeat to Tipperary, claim brilliant victory at Nowlan Park

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

‘We’re blessed with kickers in Galway and we always were’

Liam Cahill set sights on ‘getting back to the top table as soon as possible’

The second half of Galway and Armagh saw outstanding displays from the officials tasked with spotting when each side didn’t keep three men in their own halves

Armagh manager Kieran McGeeney says clarification needed over new 3v3 rule

Connacht champions get measure of redress for the All-Ireland final defeat by Armagh

League and All-Ireland winners understrength and missing up to 10 of their All-Ireland final starters

Dublin and Armagh could struggle in what promises to be an evenly matched league

Moloney won an All-Ireland with the Galway hurlers in 2017 and now has a chance of All-Ireland glory with his club Tynagh-Abbey/Duniry

The FRC proposals mean the country’s 3,200 pitches will have their first new markings since the small arc came in 30 years ago - and they only have three months to get it all done

For me, everything pointed to Galway ending their long wait for the Sam Maguire but on final day it turned out Armagh had different plans

Galway side get the better of Dublin champions Kilmacud Crokes at Croke Park

Galway champions prove much too strong for outclassed Truagh/Clonlara as they reclaim All-Ireland crown

Dublin side continue their habit of coming out on the right side of cliffhangers with another late, late show

McGrath is closing in on another AIB All-Ireland club camogie title with Sarsfields just 10 months after giving birth

All-Ireland winners dominate team with beaten finalists Galway winning five awards

Milltown clubman was member of three-in-a-row winning Galway team of the 1960s

Roscommon champions dominated against the five-times All-Ireland club title winners in Tuam

Anthony Burns’s 57th-minute goal proved to be the winning score in Athenry

The outstanding full back on Galway’s famed 1960's three-in-a-row side still commands a special place in the hearts of the Tribesmen

Fourteen first-time recipients included in 2024 football team of the year

Maigh Cuilinn fall to Corofin at the final hurdle for second year running

Four provinces will compete in an interprovincial series at Croke Park this weekend to showcase the FRC’s suggested rule changes