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January
January 2025
Cian Lynch succeeds Declan Hannon as Limerick senior hurling captain
Errigal's breakthrough, Canavan scoring magic, Cuala march on to Croke Park
Con O'Callaghan kicks five points as Cuala hold off Coolera/Strandhill
Errigal Ciarán reach All-Ireland final for first time after thrilling victory over Dr Crokes
They become the first Tyrone side to reach All-Ireland senior club football final.
'He's a good club man, he wanted to give back' - Kenny and Galway All-Ireland winners eye glory
Impressive DCU overcome MTU Kerry in Sigerson Cup
All-Ireland intermediate club football final postponed due to tragic event
Rory Gallagher threatens legal action unless GAA President withdraws Naas email
Gallagher was in line last weekend to take up a new role coaching the Kildare senior title holders.
GAA appoint William Maher to the national head of hurling post
'I didn't see myself ever getting back to Croke Park. It's a dream come true'
Paul Galvin set to take over as manager of Meath club Ratoath
Newbridge announced as new venue for All-Ireland senior club football semi-final
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Rory Gallagher, Naas - and what’s next for the GAA?
Who is Rory Gallagher? Why is he seen as such a good Gaelic football coach? Why is he not managing one of the top county sides in Ireland? And why did Naas GAA club reconsider a decision to appoint the Ulster man to the management team of their senior football squad?
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9 footballers poised to make the breakthrough in 2025
We take a look at the youngsters that might shine at senior level this year.
Three Sigerson Cup games postponed due to weather conditions
Weather forces postponement of Dr Harty Cup quarter-finals and racing at Clonmel
GAA announce senior club semi-final refixtures, 5 games on TV next weekend
Naas GAA now unlikely to appoint Rory Gallagher due to concerns expressed by club members
Galway champions book All-Ireland final spot, Donegal's Muff through to semi-final
Westmeath legend John Heslin calls time on intercounty career
New rules allow Paul Conroy put on long-range show for Galway
All-Ireland senior club football semis postponed by a week following weather disruption
Cork hurlers blow off the Christmas cobwebs with routine win over Waterford
Army rations at Christmas for those still left in race for the All-Ireland
GAA to monitor pitches for club semi-finals after weather warnings
Tipperary name starting side for charity game against All-Ireland champions Clare
Limerick's Richie English calls time on inter-county career
The 10 major questions around Gaelic football in 2025
Cork rising stars given chance to impress in hurlers' first outing of 2025
Last year
2024
Dublin, Kerry and Mayo stars amongst the Gaelic football retirees in 2024
Limerick, Tipperary and Kilkenny All-Ireland winners among star hurling retirements
'He was always a little bit special' - The Galway veteran, the Footballer of the Year
2024 saw 35-year-old Paul Conroy crowned the best footballer in the country.
Wexford's Matthew O'Hanlon announces inter-county retirement
How much do you remember about the 2024 Gaelic football season?
Let’s test your knowledge of the season gone by.
'Like having the engine ripped out of the Ferrari' - loss of McCarthy and Fenton to Dublin
Ciaran Whelan and Brendan Hackett have no idea how Dublin go about replacing the great centrefield pairing.
From a player fallout in his debut season to Limerick retirement with five All-Irelands
'If fans can't get access to a game, there's hell to pay' - GAA streaming in post-Covid times
Gorta Mór to the Promised Land - Kerry's All-Ireland breakthrough
'History had just been made' - Teddy Mc, Jack Lynch, and Cork All-Ireland dual stars
Connacht-Munster rugby game confirmed for Mayo GAA ground in Castlebar
Hastings Insurance MacHale Park will host the fixture on 29 March.