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September
September 2024
The All-Star nominee who considered quitting football after a serious eye injury
Largest funding allocation of €230m announced for sport facilities, with €97m going to the GAA
Multi-sports facilities get the next biggest allocation, followed by soccer clubs.
Cork boss awarded Camogie Manager of the Year
Targeting Division 1 return and reducing injury count: The goals for Monaghan's new era
Gabriel Bannigan was appointed as Vinny Corey’s successor last week.
The 6 club GAA senior champions knocked out at weekend as title races blown open
No safety nets, no backdoors: why Tyrone retain the straight knockout gunfight championship
Once upon a time, every championship was a knockout. But Tyrone are the last football county standing. It makes for cut-throat and compelling action.
Fremantle's Áine Tighe ruled out for remainder of AFLW season with ACL injury
Cork and Dublin senior GAA club games live on TV next Sunday
Kevin McStay to remain in charge of Mayo
Champions exit Clare senior hurling race, Cork semi-final line-up completed
Another ladies club football shock as Mourneabbey dethroned in Cork
'The Jacks are back' - Heffo, Keaveney and the Dubs 50 years on
'Just brilliant for the club' - Ending a 22 in-a-row bid to reach first final since 2002
Shane Walsh hits 1-4 as Kilmacud set up Dublin SFC semi-final against Na Fianna
Inagh-Kilnamona and Cratloe advance in Clare SHC, Blackrock into Cork semi-finals
Tuohy finishes AFL career after being left off Geelong team, McKenna heads for final
Midleton book Cork semi-final place, Cuala and Ballymun through to Dublin last four
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Rory Gallagher 'not in consideration' for the role of Derry football manager
Cork, Clare and Limerick players make up Young Hurler of the Year shortlist
O'Donnell, Fitzgibbon and Hayes nominated for Hurler of the Year award
14 for Clare and 10 for Cork as All-Star hurling nominations announced
Limerick, Kilkenny, Wexford, Dublin, Waterford, and Antrim also have nominees.
Andy Moran included in backroom team as Bannigan named new Monaghan boss
Tony McEntee to remain as Sligo manager for another two years
Kilmacud Crokes manager Robbie Brennan set to take charge of Meath footballers
Armagh, Galway, and Donegal players make Young Footballer of the Year shortlist
Galway duo and Armagh star nominated for Footballer of the Year
11 for Armagh and 8 for Galway as 11 counties feature in All-Star football nominations
The awards take place at a banquet in the RDS on 1 November.
'It's huge that it's somebody from Dublin' - Highly-rated manager ushers in new era
Niall Ó Ceallacháin takes over the Dublin team after achieving county championship success last year.
Former Clare All-Star hurler to face Circuit Court for alleged 'stick' assault on 12-year-old boy
GAA would be 'very supportive' of Páirc Uí Chaoimh as Euro 2028 venue - Jarlath Burns
GAA county teams face loss of home advantage if they breach off-season training ban
New National Director of Hurling to be appointed by GAA
Micheál Martin says Páirc Uí Chaoimh ‘being seriously looked at’ for a Euro 2028 game
'See how the body is and go from there' - All-Ireland winner Ní Mhuircheartaigh on Kerry future
AIB completes All-Ireland club championship sponsorship with ladies football deal
12 for Cork and 11 for Galway as Camogie All-Star nominees unveiled
DUP minister suggests Northern Ireland could host Euro 2028 fixture at Windsor Park
After Euro 2028 rejection, is Casement Park just a Celtic Tiger fever dream?
With growing apathy towards the project and the construction in inertia, a rethink is required with a new Casement Park.
Limerick and Roscommon senior GAA club games live on TV next Sunday