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Protests at Congress were backed up with heavyweight contributions that have shifted the conversation.
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Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael Jarlath Burns speaking during debate on Motion 15 at GAA Congress. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile By Cian O'Connell Uachtarán CLG Jarlath Burns was encouraged ...
The team responded with a spirited performance to maintain their slender promotion hopes
Kieran Hanrahan, Cathal O'Neill, and Niall O'Leary are this week's GAA.ie Hurler of the Week nominees. Limerick’s Cathal O’Neill, Galway’s Kieran Hanrahan, and Cork’s Niall O’Leary are this week’s GA...
GAA.ie Footballer of the Week nominees. Sam Callinan, Seán Bugler, and Oisín MacDonnacha are this week's nominees for GAA.ie Footballer of the Week. The voting process is simple: like their image on t...
Delegates rejected move back to August — giving chiefs certainty to stage mega-gigs at Croke Park and secure multimillion-euro windfall
The West Belfast stadium has been left to rot - but GAA Chiefs plan to restore it.
The Tyrone man was one of several GAA greats, including Colm O'Rourke, Pat Gilroy and Brendan Devenney, who took part in a protest on Saturday against the organisation's continued links to Allian
Burns reopened proceedings: “Thank all of you for your restraint during that episode that has just happened. It's a bit ironic that people who are protesting against illegal occupation will come in an...
Delegates were considering motions at Croke Park when the protesters arrived.
The demonstaters gained access to the main hall where the debates were taking place
25 motions are being considered by delegates in Croke Park this weekend.
Derek Kent is set to succeed Jarlath Burns and become the 42nd president of the GAA after delegates voted in the opening session of the GAA's annual Congress at Croke Park on Friday.
The Taghmon-Camross clubman received 169 out of the 277 delegate votes, beating Tipperary's Ger Ryan and John Murphy of Sligo on the first count.
GAA Presidential candidate Derek Kent speaking after he was voted in as Uachtarán Tofa Chumann Lúthchleas Gael, to become GAA President in 2027 on day one of the GAA Annual Congress at Croke Park in D...
Kent will succeed Jarlath Burns in the position.
Restoring the All-Ireland minor final to the showpiece day as a curtain raiser will be proposed at GAA Congress.
Colm McAlarney, Brendan Devenney, Colm O’Rourke and Dr David Hickey join national march at Croke Park.