By John Harrington In the second of a series of interviews with top level Gaelic games players across the four codes who have sustained ACL ruptures, Down footballer, Barry O'Hagan, spoke to GAA.ie ...
By Francis Mooney at O'Neill's Healy Park Tyrone’s first win of the Division Two campaign lifted the gloom around O’Neills Healy Park, where just over 2,000 spectators turned up to watch their 12 ...
OFFALY 0-19 (0-2-15) Cork continue to quietly nudge themselves into the promotion conversation in advance of their ...
ARMAGH 0-24 (0-4-16) By Kevin Egan at King & Moffatt Dr. Hyde Park 6,317 supporters were in King and Moffatt Dr. Hyde Park ...
By Paul Brennan at Austin Stack Park Galway took away a fully deserved share of the spoils from Tralee after hauling ...
By Chris McNulty at O’Donnell Park Conor O’Donnell hit the goal as Donegal overpowered Mayo in O’Donnell Park to continue ...
By Daragh Ó Conchúir Katelyn Cummins, Rose Of Tralee, Dancing with the Stars contestant, apprentice electrician, disability ...
By Paul Keane With three Electric Ireland Fitzgibbon Cup titles secured in the previous four seasons, UL had pretty much done ...
Compiled by John Fallon Cork moved up to second in the Lidl National Football League Division 1 table when they defeated Armagh by 2-8 to 1-9 in a rescheduled clash in Crossmaglen. A second successive ...
Louth 0-22 By Paul Keane at Croke Park Cometh the hour, cometh Jack Flynn for Meath, an increasingly familiar refrain. Just like he did in Cavan in Round 2, Flynn rode to Meath's rescue with another ...
By Paul Keane at Croke Park For the first time since UCC achieved the feat in 2019, a dream double of Electric Ireland Fitzgibbon and Sigerson Cup title wins in the same season has been secured by UL.
By John Harrington The Amateur Status Review Committee (ASRC) has published its Report on the Current and Future Amateur ...
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