Seán Moran: Next year's hurling league change is regressive and unfair
Current format enhanced competitiveness and gave counties a chance to improve
Two Monday hurling quarter-finals postponed as fixtures pile-up goes on
Wexford v Galway and Dublin v Tipperary games postponed; other games face morning inspections
Ned Quinn to chair GAA’s Central Competitions Control Committee
Former Kilkenny chairman to succeed George Cartwright in the role
Success of city clubs a tipping point for GAA demographics
HDC chair Paudie O’Neill says “a savage amount of work” is going on in urban areas
Cause for cautious optimism on hurling and fixtures reform
Can a sceptical public about the merits of being weaned off knock-out competitions?
More meaningful championship would benefit hurling – Paudie O’Neill
Chair of hurling development committee defends new ‘meritocratic’ proposals
No quarter given as GAA weighs up hurling league options
Current format has been successful in drawing the crowds but there are misgivings
GAA in talks to address football’s threat to hurling in Super 8 era
HDC’s Paudie O’Neill says change to hurling championship structures are inevitable
GAA likely to switch focus to reform of hurling structures
Hurling Development Committee chair Paudie O’Neill says change is inevitable
Five candidates in the race to become 38th GAA president
Galway’s Frank Burke and Dublin’s John Horan thought to be leading contenders
Ciarán Murphy: ‘Forgotten’ hurling should take lead from football revamp
Players want more games and aim of any championship is to produce worthy winner
Structure of National Hurling League needs constant reviewing
Manager of league title holders Waterford, Derek McGrath, in favour of an enlarged top tier
Player participation key to new GAA Play and Stay initiative
Pat Daly wants to take emphasis away from elite competitive activity in underage games
Sean Moran: Latest proposals will help the development of hurling
For the first time young hurlers nationwide can compete in the same competition
National under-17 competition centrepiece of hurling development plan
Celtic Challenge to be played nationwide from May and June of next year
System grossly unfair on weak, says John Meyler
Retired players from successful counties could mentor others, says former boss
Twenty years a growing, hurling stays ahead of the crisis
The million euro for development counties just the latest initiative for the national game during Liam O’Neill’s presidency
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