Dublin's four-in-a-row All-Ireland winning boss staying on for 2021 season
Mick Bohan has brought plenty of success to the capital since taking charge for the second time in 2017.
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Mick Bohan has brought plenty of success to the capital since taking charge for the second time in 2017.
Five-time All-Star nominee Aisling Doonan brings the curtain down on a colourful inter-county career.
Colm Bonnar, who recently left his post as Carlow senior hurling manager, will take up an advisory position in Declan Carr’s backroom team.
The Déise will become one of the few women’s Gaelic games counties in the country to own their own pitch outright.
Cork LGFA say there’s positive news coming from Australia, and the Giants player will make a full recovery.
The late Eamonn Ryan leaves behind a great legacy with the impact he made on players he coached.
Sarah Rowe, Aishling Moloney and Aishling Sheridan are facing into new set-ups in Mayo, Tipperary and Cavan respectively.
The Cork great passed away today.
Tim Rabbitt was in charge for two years, leading the Tribe to their first All-Ireland senior final appearance since 2005.
Four-in-a-row champions Dublin dominated our selection.
Third time lucky for Meath, as Vikki Wall had a simply unforgettable day.
An All-Ireland four-in-a-row for Mick Bohan’s Sky Blues after a second-half surge against Cork.
It was Dublin who lifted the Brendan Martin Cup once again.
Family and football are two cornerstones of Ciara O’Sullivan’s life — and the promised land is in sight once again after 13 years of highs and lows with Cork.
There’s two mouth-watering showdowns in store between Dublin and Cork, and Meath and Westmeath.
Dublin have made one change for the decider.
‘It’ll go right down to the dying minutes to split the teams,’ predicts Katy Herron.
Sinéad Aherne and Cork legend Juliet Murphy have both skippered their counties to three-in-a-row success.
The bodies representing GAA players had been separate entities.
The Orchard county edged past Monaghan in yesterday’s low-key provincial decider.
The St Sylvester’s forward picked up the injury in her side’s All-Ireland semi-final victory over Armagh.
There was a late venue change for the All-Ireland semi-final between Galway and Cork.
The LGFA has released a statement, moving to clarify matters through a timeline of today’s events.
Ephie Fitzgerald expressed his frustrations after the late venue change for today’s All-Ireland semi-final.
Their semi-final against Galway was moved from Parnell Park to Croke Park.
Now one of the best defenders in the country, Melissa Duggan discusses all things football and life as a newly-qualified pharmacist.
Parnell Park hosts Sunday’s game.
Mick Bohan’s side drove on in the second half of a stern Armagh test to book their seventh decider date on the bounce.
Armagh face the three-in-a-row All-Ireland champions in today’s semi-final – and the underdog tag suits them just fine.
Jenny Higgins reached a milestone in her career with the Roscommon ladies.
Sarah McCaffrey spent some time living and working in New Zealand between 2018 and 2019.
The sides will contest the TG4 All-Ireland Junior Championship decider after today’s semi-final victories.
Wicklow star Meadhbh Deeney has made a full recovery from a serious bicycle crash and is back leading the line for her county.
The Tribeswomen will take on Cork in their final-four clash.
The heat is on in the race for the Brendan Martin Cup.
Heartbreak for the Farney as Tim Rabbitt’s side were one-point winners at the death.
Áine Terry O’Sullivan scored a hat-trick and Saoirse Noonan was on the double for the Rebels.
Aimee Mackin hit 2-7 – one of those a certain wonder point – as the Orchard county booked their All-Ireland semi-final spot yesterday.
The prize for the Orchard county after their five-point win is a last-four date with champions Dublin.
Aimee Mackin: ‘I don’t think my mum could watch me that first day back.’