The mood was very definitely upbeat as the Fr Dalton's hurling club from Ballymore celebrated a wonderful year at their Dinner Dance and presentation evening, in the Bloomfield House Hotel on Saturday ...

The mood was very definitely upbeat as Fr Dalton's Hurling Club from Ballymore celebrated a wonderful year at their Dinner ...

Venue: Delvin GAA, 7:00 - 8:30 Saturday 1st February – Jack Cooney (Former Westmeath Senior Football Manager and Current National Player Development Lead). Topic: Fostering Leadership & Resilience in ...

You can check out at any time. More info GAA fans appear to be divided on the new football rules that came into effect in the first round of the Allianz Football League on Saturday. After being ...

Verdict: Kerry Louth v Roscommon, Integral GAA Grounds, 2.0 – Louth battled gamely last week and made it count in the end by slipping past Westmeath courtesy of Seán Reynolds’s goal.

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Donegal's opener with Kerry, meanwhile, was called off. That said, with Jim McGuinness at the helm Donegal are sure to be innovators when it comes to the reinvented game of Gaelic football. Goals will ...

Mayo’s home game with Galway will now throw-in at the earlier time of 2.30pm on Sunday as the floodlights in MacHale Park will not be in operation due to storm damage from last week. And Louth's ...

Football is the only GAA sport played in the county’s primary schools up until February 1. All but the clock-hooter will be in operation in games around the county this weekend, from the two ...

THREE wind-assisted two-pointers in a five-minute spell meant Galway won the rematch of last year’s All-Ireland finalists with a six-point victory at Pearse Stadium. After three points from ...

This past weekend's games saw the debut of a number of changes to how gaelic football will be played going forward. One that inspired conversation was the 3Up-3Back rule, which stipulates that ...

GAELIC football's new rules or 'enhancements' were always going to provide endless debate - as well as no shortage of comedic fodder. And so it's proved in Conor Moore's latest sketch parodying ...