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Yesterday
13th February 2025
League return of Roscommon-Monaghan stars tees up battle between promotion-chasers
Ireland's uncritical embrace of the NFL is bizarre and rooted in a more deferential time
The Pittsburgh Steelers game at Croke Park hasn’t been met with anything like the ambivalence reserved for other major events, like co-hosting Euro 2028.
'Mayo teams should be among the top teams in the country' - Sam Callinan
This week
9th February 2025 - 14th February 2025
DCU earn 4-point win over UCD in Sigerson Cup final
Inter-county GAA players left €4600 out of pocket on expenses - GPA report
'When you promise your mother something, you have to do it' - Armagh star Clarke on walking away
Former Young Footballer of the Year and 2002 All-Ireland winner Ronan Clarke features in an emotional edition of Laochra Gael.
O'Meara hits the net as UL pull clear of 13-man MTU Cork in Fitzgibbon semi-final
DCU rally to overcome UCC and book Fitzgibbon Cup final place
9 games live on TV-streaming in this week's GAA schedule
Connacht GAA hopeful of September rebuild for Dome as complex set to host finals this week
'Silence on the pitch affords referees time and headspace to make correct decisions'
Five talking points from the weekend's GAA league action
Séamus Flanagan left out of Limerick panel today due to 'poor' disciplinary incident
Diarmaid Byrnes inspires Limerick to first win of league campaign
Third win in three games for Armagh as Meath, Kerry and Tyrone also earn points
Offaly put Antrim to the sword as Waterford overcome Laois
Conal O Riain scores crucial goal and gets sent off as Dublin beat Westmeath
After winning start, Limerick pose a big challenge for new-look Tipperary
Ignore the naysayers - new Gaelic football rules are breathing life into a dying game
There is much that needs to be refined, but few can deny the potential for genuine excitement in new era.
Last week
2nd February 2025 - 8th February 2025
Galway earn morale-boosting victory over Clare
Keoghan key as Kilkenny secure rare win in Wexford
Goal-hungry Laois and Wicklow get back to winning ways
Armagh hold off late Dublin rally to make it 3 wins from 3
Late points send Donegal to victory over Kerry in rescheduled Division 1 clash
Westmeath school crowned Leinster champions after-extra time as Tralee outfit conquers Munster
Galway community in shock as former All Star hurler Michael Coleman dies clearing up storm damage
Go karts, pints and running 200km in two months: Davy Fitzgerald settles into Antrim
'Paddy could have played in any era' - saluting the career of an iconic Dublin goalkeeper
Wounded animal, perfect champions and open league - Dublin v Armagh one to watch
It's 'Corrigan or Nowhere' for Antrim footballers in Ulster championship clash with Armagh
Former Dublin goalkeeper and manager Paddy Cullen dies aged 80
McGroddy the hero as DCU edge Ulster University after extra-time
MTU Cork reach last 4 of Fitzgibbon Cup after dominant second-half display
Croke Park chief says there is little chance of hosting Taylor-Serrano III this year
‘The approach seems to be megaphone diplomacy,’ says Croke Park stadium director Peter McKenna.
'You are almost seen as anti-football': McKaigue warning on positivity around new rules
Conroy: Football is more enjoyable under new rules - though one tweak is needed
'It was all very personal' - GAA pundit Jacob considered quitting Sunday Game due to abuse
UCD beat TU Dublin on penalties to reach Sigerson Cup final
Cork hurlers suffer blow as talented forward Padraig Power is ruled out for the year
Cork finalise hurling squad for 2025 season