Jimmy Barry Murphy. One of the most successful GAA players of all-time. All-Ireland winning manager, the glory of Cork hurling and still involved at 70 years young. This was a brilliant sit down ...

Dublin hammered Paddy Tally’s side in Division 1 at Croke Park earlier this year but they’ve been much weaker outside GAA HQ this year than inside it. Derry face a Round 1 tie away to Donegal ...

Louth landed just a fourth Leinster Under-20/21 title at St. Conleth's Park this evening running out fully deserving seven point winners. Bar the final 10 minutes when Meath were chasing the game ...

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Tyrone retained the Ulster under-20 title with a 1-19 to 2-14 win over Donegal after extra-time at Owenbeg. Ruairi McCullagh kicked 0-9 as the Red Hands claimed a third title in four years.

Roscrea v Lorrha Rovers in Roscrea @ 7.00pm (E.T.) Tipperary were already eliminated from the championship before they arrived in Páirc Uí Rinn on Friday evening to play Cork in their final round ...

"It's normally my day off but I had to come in for the banter and the craic after the win against Dublin," said a Meath sports shop owner who has gone viral on social media for his knowledge of the ...

Connacht GAA hosted Round One of the M. Donnelly National Wheelchair Hurling Camogie Interprovincial League on Saturday. Clarin College, Athenry was a perfect venue for the event which proved to be a ...

Cahir v Borris-Ileigh in Cahir @ 7.00pm (E.T.) Newport/Ballinahinch v Moycarkey/Borris in Newport @ 7.15pm (E.T.) Cashel King Cormacs v Thurles Sarsfields in Cashel @ 1.00pm (E.T.) Clonoulty/Rossmore ...

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SuperValu today revealed through research carried out by Amarách that GAA clubs have never felt more welcoming or inclusive, with 80% of members saying their club welcomes people of all backgrounds.

The weekend just gone produced a feast of GAA action around the county, with 33 senior club football games for crowds to sing their teeth into around Mayo. Here, we’ve tried to round up a flavour of ...