We need your help now

Support from readers like you keeps The Journal open.

You are visiting us because we have something you value. Independent, unbiased news that tells the truth. Advertising revenue goes some way to support our mission, but this year it has not been enough.

If you've seen value in our reporting, please contribute what you can, so we can continue to produce accurate and meaningful journalism. For everyone who needs it.

Gaa

Last month
February 2026
'It's a great buzz at the moment' - Cork's Alan Connolly loving life after injuries
The three candidates aiming to become the next GAA President
RTÉ has sold its 50% stake in GAAGO to the GAA for €3 million
The youth soccer prodigy who could unlock Donegal after battling back from two hip surgeries
7 games to be broadcast as part of GAA league schedule next weekend
'Enjoy him while we have him' - Higgins on Mayo's AFL-bound rising star
All-Ireland camogie champions Galway stranded in New York snowstorm
Dublin GAA gets green light for state-of-the-art training facility and 500-seat arena at Spawell
Can this Cork promotion push prove the real deal?
'You don't have to be the biggest player on the pitch to be a good hurler'
Different planets: Dublin fading to irrelevance in Kerry's pursuit of back-to-back All-Irelands
Ger Brennan’s trawl for talent is starting to feel more like a cattle call than a transition.
'Not good enough' – frustration over venue changes for league games over the weekend
How Limerick found their mojo and kickstarted their season against Tipp
Limerick’s superiority was particularly evident in points from play, where they outscored Tipperary by 0-31 to 0-10.
Mayo hopeful to have AFL-bound McDonald for 2026 championship after dream debut
Mulreany saves penalty at the death as Donegal make it four wins from four against Armagh
Cork stun Kerry on double scores as Meath end Waterford's 100% start and Dublin earn first win
Galway brush aside Offaly to secure first league points
Late show sees Kilkenny edge Waterford
Cork hold on to beat Meath and take major step towards Division 1 promotion
Kobe McDonald shines with 1-4 off the bench on Mayo senior debut
18-year-old lights up St Tiernach’s Park on senior inter-county bow.
'I asked the manager not to travel in the team bus, because I was breastfeeding'
Peter Queally and Waterford crave a head of steam to bring into the Munster bearpit
A trip over to Nowlan Park is a perfect test of a panel all coming together for a proper crack at the Munster Championship.
Kerry flex muscle at Croke Park as All-Ireland champions cruise past hapless Dublin
Tony Brosnan’s 57th-minute goal the killer score as Kingdom keep league title hopes alive.
Roscommon come from 13 points down to beat Galway on the road
Antrim stun Cork for historic win away to All-Ireland finalists
Limerick reassert head-to-head supremacy over Tipperary with 15-point thumping
13-man Dublin snatch dramatic draw with Wexford
Goals key as Galway beat Armagh to strengthen push for league final spot
'The major hope is that we are not up today and down tomorrow' – the Kildare hurling journey
The Lilywhites are back up into Division 1B and the Leinster Championship, but now Clare are on their way.
The art of patient free-taking: 'The odd referee would tell me to hurry up'
Cork's Shane Barrett to miss two games as suspension upheld
GAA 'should have locked in' 30-week inter-county window decades ago - GPA chief Parsons
Tipp star's granite will is key as he enters freetaking world all of his own
'He's a beast of a man' – Meath and Cork powerhouses key in promotion push
Jack Flynn and Colm O’Callaghan have stood out for their sides this year.
Six-time All-Ireland winner Con O'Callaghan named as 2026 Dublin football captain
Meath defender makes move to join Sydney Swans
Kickout piggery | Why veterans keep going | Two-point cheatcodes
Con O’Callaghan’s brilliance is the Dubs’ only answer to football’s new challenges
The Cuala star hit 0-8 v Monaghan last Saturday, and his importance to the Dublin cause has never been greater.
Leitrim release footage of Barry McNulty's tour-de-force of six two-pointers
Fortune favours the two-point braves in Gaelic football. Long may it continue.
Scoring rates increase as the ground gets firmer and teams seek to maximise their shooting potential.