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Waterford camogie star, Niamh Rockett, is the subject of the latest GAA Minor Moments podcast. Rockett was faced with some serious injuries early in her career. Although it was a loss, it was the year
Waterford camogie star, Niamh Rockett, is the subject of the latest GAA Minor Moments podcast. Electric Ireland, proud sponsor of the Electric Ireland GAA Minor Championships and the Electric Ireland ...
Pictured left to right is Luke Fahy (Cork footballer), Sinéad O’Donovan, Dietician and SuperValu Health & Wellness, Eoghan Frayne (Meath footballer), Emma Cleary (Cork footballer), David Clifford (
GAA.ie Footballer of the Week Darragh McGurn. Darragh McGurn has been voted GAA.ie Footballer of the Week. The Fermanagh star received 3,962 votes on the GAA’s Official Instagram page which put him ah...
GAA.ie Footballer of the Week Darragh McGurn. A remarkable display of finishing ensured McGurn concluded the contest with a 1-12 haul, including five two pointers. Odhran Murdock (Down) In Letterkenny
MEP Ciaran Mullooly has criticised the Connacht Council for increasing children's stand ticket prices for last Sunday's Connacht SFC semi-final between Mayo and Roscommon in Castlebar from €5 to
Defeat to Down leaves Donegal facing a far tougher route through the All-Ireland series alongside Tyrone and Meath, with tricky trips to provincial finalists now on the cards
Stephen Bennett of Waterford is tackled by Michael Breen of Tipperary during the Munster GAA Senior Hurling Championship Round 2 match between Waterford and Tipperary at Azzurri Walsh Park in Waterfor...
Dylan Ruane of Roscommon celebrates scoring a point, as Mayo players Matthew Ruane, left, and Conor Loftus look on, during the Connacht GAA Football Senior Championship semi-final match between Mayo a...
Stephen Bennett of Waterford is tackled by Michael Breen of Tipperary during the Munster GAA Senior Hurling Championship Round 2 match between Waterford and Tipperary at Azzurri Walsh Park in Waterfor
Dylan Ruane of Roscommon celebrates scoring a point, as Mayo players Matthew Ruane, left, and Conor Loftus look on, during the Connacht GAA Football Senior Championship semi-final match between Mayo a
Pierce Laverty, left, and Odhran Murdock of Down celebrate after the Ulster GAA Football Senior Championship quarter-final match between Donegal and Down at O'Donnell Park in Letterkenny, Donegal. Mur
Pierce Laverty, left, and Odhran Murdock of Down celebrate after the Ulster GAA Football Senior Championship quarter-final match between Donegal and Down at O'Donnell Park in Letterkenny, Donegal. Pho...
By Patrick Sharkey, Something is reassuring about a Saturday evening scoreboard. Kilkenny’s categorical win over Wexford in the Leinster SHC wasn’t just about dominance; it reaffirmed a cultural e
Kevin Foley, Wexford, and Ivan Bolger, Kilkenny, in Leinster SHC action. Photo by Ray McManus/Sportsfile Leinster Senior Hurling Championship Kilkenny 5-21 Wexford 1-16 By Jack McKay at UPMC Nowlan Pa...
Jarly Óg Burns, Armagh, and Garvan Jones, Fermanagh, in Ulster SFC action. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile Ulster Senior Football Championship Quarter-Final Armagh 2-32 Fermanagh 1-24 By Gareth Cauld...
Kevin Foley, Wexford, and Ivan Bolger, Kilkenny, in Leinster SHC action. Damien Reck and Lee Chin (free) hit two in a row for the visitors for the first time since the 45th minute, but there would sti
Jarly Óg Burns, Armagh, and Garvan Jones, Fermanagh, in Ulster SFC action. At the other end, Armagh, who only had the one wide in the half, punished Fermanagh at every opportunity as Darragh McMullen
Down senior football team coach Mickey Donnelly. “There were a lot of potential banana skins across the courts for the last nine or 10 weeks." Former Tyrone minor manager and senior selector Donnell
Chris Óg Jones, Cork, and Mark Corcoran, Tipperary, in Munster SFC action. Seán O’Connor escaped to point off his left after seven minutes. The hosts had to live on their nerves as Shane Garland b