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PwC GPA Player of the Month for August in camogie, Sorcha McCartan, Cork, with her award at PwC’s offices in Dublin. "We've had a great couple of days with each, we were back in club championship th
The 'Have A Go' hurling and camogie event was a success at Glennon Brothers Pearse Park. With every child receiving their own sliotar, there were plenty of touches and plenty of opportunities to get i
Pictured at the launch of the championship season with Clubber is Eimear McGrath (Drom-Inch, Tipperary). We don't feel we're too far away. Looking back that's what got me to where I was. You're just h
The 'Have A Go' hurling and camogie event was a success at Glennon Brothers Pearse Park. There was plenty of evidence last night that hurling and camogie have a bright future in Longford. A total of 1...
Pictured at the launch of the championship season with Clubber is Darragh Corcoran (Shamrocks Ballyhale, Kilkenny). Corcoran is excited about Shefflin taking charge of Kilkenny for the 2027 campaign.
Robbie Brennan wants the GAA to create a central injury database after four Meath footballers suffered ACL tears amid growing concern.
The Have A Go hurling and camogie session was a success in Louth on Tuesday evening. Pierce Caherty, Louth GAA County Head of Games, and Eilish O’Hare, Táin Óg Coordinator with Camogie, played a m
Pictured at the launch of the championship season with Clubber is Rob Downey (Glen Rovers, Cork). On the day Galway were deserving winners, in fairness to them. So, we know what we're going in against
The Have A Go hurling and camogie session was a success in Louth on Tuesday evening. The Protection & Prosperity Louth GAA Training Centre in Darver welcomed more than 60 children from across Louth fo...
Grief-stricken former Offaly camogie captain Triona McDonald put the most difficult week of her life behind her by returning to action last Friday night.
The 'Have A Go' initiative was a success in Antrim. Players had the opportunity to pick up a hurl, learn some new skills and experience the enjoyment of sport. Brigid’s Belfast deserve significant c
Join us for the National Social Camogie Blitz on Saturday 12th September 2026 at James Stephens GAA, Kilkenny. The blitz... The post Social Camogie National Blitz 2026 – Register Now appeared first on...
Galway star Damien Comer was in fine form for his club Annaghdown on Sunday as they produced a seismic shock in the county senior football championship against Tuam Stars.
Crossmaglen Rangers boss Shane Lennon says his side's seven-point victory over Tullysaran in the opening round of the Armagh SFC was the best way to honour the memory of the late Margaret McConville.
Seán Kerr and Cian Dunning in action. Kerr had earlier produced a major upset when he defeated seven-time champion Conor McElduff in the semi-final. "I was getting sick of being beaten by Conor (McEl
Donegal star Michael Murphy struck for 0-10 as his club Glenswilly maintained their 100% start to the county senior football championship with a 1-21 to 1-11 victory over Downings yesterday.
Athy hurlers, left to right, Finn Kane, Conor Cuddy, Niall Coffey, Seán Ronan, and Shane Coffey. Everyone seems to believe in having a laugh and buzzing off each other. Frank O'Brien was always invol
Ballygunner will face De La Salle in the semi-finals of the Waterford senior hurling championship following both sides' respective victories over the weekend.
By Patrick Sharkey at the Scarvey: It was a game that both sides needed to win if they were to have any hopes of making it easier for themselves in the knockout stages of the 2026 Intermediate Footbal