Westmeath look to the next generation to fulfil thwarted ambitions
County working hard to make the step up from whipping boy to Leinster contenders
Ulysses for cheats, chapter by chapter (feel free to skip the first three)
Frank McNally: Skim, slice and dice James Joyce’s masterpiece, from opening to climax
Sordid murder of hurling brothers still resonates in south Galway
The Loughnanes from Shanaglish, who hurled for Beagh, lost their lives 100 years ago
When Down’s 1960 All-Ireland victory brought down barriers
Protestants and Catholics travelled to Croke Park and celebrated side-by-side in Newry
Garda Adrian Donohoe profile: ‘Big in heart with so much to live for’
Family man was the 87th member of the force to be killed on duty
Gavin Cummiskey: Time for Irish players to support their Pacific Island peers
Rugby’s cosy cartel continues to deny Samoa, Tonga and Fiji their full due
Sideline Cut: He had to ask himself the hardest question: Could I be missing Pat Spillane?
Absence starkly illuminates the real point and genius behind the GAA
Rural broadband: Full list of high-speed internet hubs
Breakdown by county of all locations set for high-speed links in first year of broadband plan
Sports books of 2018: The best, the rest and all in between
Malachy Clerkin looks at some of the volumes taking up the sports sections this year
Yours Gaelicly – how modern hurling pucked off on the letters page of ‘The Irish Times’
An Irishman’s Diary
Exploring the history of hurling and how it shaped Tipperary
‘The Hurlers, The First All-Ireland Championship and the Making of Modern Hurling’
The Game – The Story of Hurling: epic clash of history and hype at the speed of a sliotar
Review: With so much ground to cover, an epic three-part documentary on hurling moves at breakneck pace
Unique glory of hurling shown in ‘The Game’
Entertaining three-part series on RTÉ begins on Monday, July 30th
Seán Moran: Book on Garda GAA heroes makes an arresting read
‘Guardians of the GAA’ charts the history of the force’s involvement in Gaelic Games
Ciarán Murphy: A fitting weekend to remember Galway hurling great Mick Kenny
Former captain to be honoured as Galway host first home Leinster championship game
McAreavey remains bishop despite resignation announcement
Resignation yet to be accepted by Pope and has no validity until then
The GAA isn’t the only sporting context where politics matters
Seán Moran: GAA Summer School on ‘Sport and Politics’ promises to be fascinating
Croke Park’s GAA Museum celebrates ‘what Irish people do’
The museum has become both a major tourist attraction and resource for research
Seán Kilfeather’s 1991 column on such a damaging episode for the GAA
The Fifth Column from The Irish Times of Saturday, December 14th, 1991
Biggest annual religious event in Ireland gets under way at Knock
One of largest mosaics in Europe at Knock basilica by artist PJ Lynch draws attention
Thieves strip lead from new roof on Dundalk church and monastery
St Joseph’s Redemptorist Church in Co Louth damaged by rain after theft
Another Life: When Dickens and Darwin meet on the Wild Atlantic Way
‘Ecological clerk of works’ is an unfamiliar job title. But the clerks look after the discovery points on Fáilte Ireland’s coastal route
Elderly woman assaulted by burglars in Co Louth
Victim was wrestled to ground in Dundalk raid during event for Garda Tony Golden
Seán Moran: GAA’s growth in US shows how clubs should be focus of reform
Liam O’Neill is right to emphasise the importance of participation – both at home and overseas
Review: Our Few and Evil Days
Nevermind Mark O’Rowe’s return to dialogue, does his family tragedy for the Abbey signal a new commitment to realism? Or is anything here as it seems?
New owner of Hayes Hotel to turn building into ‘cultural hub’
Owner to retain current staff with plans to take on more employees in the coming years
GAA’s birthplace Hayes Hotel sold at auction for €650,000
Thurles hotel sold to mystery buyer as solicitor makes no comment
GAA’s birthplace goes under the hammer for €650k
Ripple of applause in RDS after nail-biting auction of historic Hayes Hotel, Thurles
Orient expresses huge interest as GAA All Stars make an exhibition of themselves
GAA’s world expansion full of eastern promise after successful mission to Shanghai
Tributes paid to Galway hurler
Over 1,000 people attended Niall Donohue's funeral in south Galway village of Kilbeacanty
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