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March
March 2025
Wrap
Jamie Murphy scores 1-10 as Meath make statement of intent with Dublin win
26 Mar
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evenly matched
Clare and Cork finish all square in Munster U20 opener
26 Mar
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GAA
Antrim players call for progress on redevelopment of Casement Park
26 Mar
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Kingdom
Jack O'Connor: 'We’ve gone seven games in eight weeks, which is bonkers for amateur players'
26 Mar
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mayo for sam
Mayo boss McStay visits Connacht for MacHale Park history lesson
26 Mar
6.8k
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Upset
Limerick stun Tipperary to take Munster U20 opener
25 Mar
5.0k
8
Crocked
Tally confirms Conor McCluskey, Brendan Rogers and Anton Tohill out for Donegal clash
25 Mar
2.3k
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Snapped Up
Páirc Uí Chaoimh sells out in less than 24 hours for Division 1 hurling finals
25 Mar
8.7k
4
Corrigan Or Nowhere
Antrim-Armagh Ulster championship tie fixed for 12.30pm throw-in in Corrigan Park
25 Mar
1.6k
1
Dates For Diary
Here's this week's GAA inter-county schedule and TV coverage
25 Mar
7.5k
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u-turn
'Corrigan or Nowhere' wins the day for Antrim as Ulster Council back down
24 Mar
1.7k
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Dates For Diary
Páirc Uí Chaoimh to host hurling league finals, Croke Park football deciders confirmed
24 Mar
5.5k
19
Treatment Table
Hayes set to miss Cork's league final but no long-term injury suffered
24 Mar
5.3k
16
Report Card
Who's left celebrating a good GAA football league and who has all the regrets?
The final day of league action produced plenty talking points.
Declan Bogue
24 Mar
2.3k
0
National League
'Is it a lack of leadership or lack of cohesiveness?' - A puzzling league concludes
Tyrone are relegated and come away with positivity, while Dubs stay up and feel listless.
23 Mar
3.6k
7
Match Report
Late drama as Mayo go from relegation scare to league final with defeat of Donegal
23 Mar
3.4k
7
Division 1 Football League
Kerry impress as Galway win sends them into league final
23 Mar
5.0k
19
LGFA
Galway and Cork rubber-stamp return to Division 1
23 Mar
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RELEGATION WOES
Tyrone relegated despite strong performance and win over Dublin
23 Mar
3.1k
10
Division 3 Round-Up
Kildare and Offaly secure promotion from Division 3 as Leitrim and Antrim relegated
23 Mar
2.9k
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Division 2 Round-up
Nervy Roscommon seal promotion to Division 1, Louth beat Meath to stay up
23 Mar
2.4k
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Division 4 Round-up
James Naughton scores sensational 4-12 as Limerick join Wexford in Division 4 decider
23 Mar
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Conundrum
'It’s just one of these illogical situations' - Donegal and Mayo try to play it cool
23 Mar
4.2k
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On the up
0-12 for Bennett as Waterford seal promotion against 14-man Offaly, Dublin overcome Laois
Updated 23 Mar
5.0k
23
Premier Power
Tipperary rally from eight points down to edge out dead rubber with Clare
22 Mar
5.9k
4
red sea
Four-goal Cork storm past Galway to reach hurling league final
The Rebels will face Tipperary in the decider in a fortnight.
22 Mar
5.2k
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Wrap
Cork qualify for final, everything at stake for other 5 teams in last round
22 Mar
2.1k
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Upset Win
Champions Armagh stunned by Waterford but will face Kerry in league final
22 Mar
2.8k
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transition
The next team that Dessie built: Dublin manage the transition once more
22 Mar
1.7k
1
RELATED
Who's going up and who's coming down? The final day Gaelic football permutations explained
18 Mar
All-Ireland winner John Small 'unlikely' to be involved with Dublin in 2025
6 Mar
Gaelic football is a game worth saving from itself and control freaks
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Horses for Courses
Cork's style council still deliberating 20 years on from Galway final win
22 Mar
1.9k
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pick of the bunch
O’Callaghan leads winners at club player of the year awards
22 Mar
1.7k
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Questions and Answers
Know your sport? Take our weekly quiz
21 Mar
4.0k
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Messy Situation
'It didn't come as a massive shock to me' - Ex-Leitrim boss on Fermanagh walkover
21 Mar
4.6k
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GAA
Na Fianna and Sarsfields dominate club teams of the year
21 Mar
2.1k
5
On the box
Here's your essential TV guide for this weekend's live sport
21 Mar
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State of Play
After relegation, where are Clare at for their All-Ireland defence?
Being relegated while watching on at home last weekend won’t have been taken lightly by Brian Lohan.
21 Mar
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Against the odds
Defying the numbers: Monaghan remain a case study in resilience and maxing out talent
On the brink of a return to Division 1, Monaghan do not let a small population and ageing squad hold them back.
20 Mar
5.1k
2
long range
Two-point kings: which players have profited most from the new scoring rule?
20 Mar
1.8k
1
teenage talent
The rapid rise of Darragh McCarthy, Tipperary's Find of the League
McCarthy has only played 350 minutes of inter-county hurling but is already nailed-on as Tipp’s marquee forward.
19 Mar
6.4k
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Gaelic Football
Players from nine counties on Sigerson Cup Team of the Year
Updated 19 Mar
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