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Monday 18 October 2021
The Tommy Moore and Andy Merrigan Cups were on offer in Croke Park today.
There will be three January double-headers on the agenda.
The games will take place on the weekend of 4-5 January.
Katie O’Connor will captain the St Martin’s camogie club into the All-Ireland senior final this weekend.
Henry Shefflin’s side were 16-point winners against Naomh Éanna of Gorey.
In this week’s episode of The Toughest, Luca is told all about the amateur ethos of the GAA.
The pair are to feature in a mini-series that will renew the 1998 All-Ireland club rivalry between Erin’s Isle and Castlehaven.
David Breen is a physio with English Premiership Rugby side Wasps, and has been travelling back and forth to play in the All-Ireland hurling championship with Na Piarsaigh.
After dumping out the Dublin kingpins, Rathnew set their sights on a Leinster title challenge.
The pair have a wander around GAA HQ after dropping in to pay Dublin star Jonny Cooper a visit.
Mayo defender Kevin Keane saw his 2017 season end on All-Ireland club final day.
The full draw was made last night.
Cuala became the first Dublin club yesterday to win the All-Ireland senior hurling title.
Key questions will be answered in the 2017 AIB All-Ireland senior club hurling and football finals.
Cuala, Ballyea, Dr Crokes and Slaughtneil are the four clubs involved.
It’s time to test your knowledge of the GAA on St Patrick’s Day.
The Dublin champions take on Ballyea in Friday’s decider at Croke Park.
The42′s columnist Rob Carroll takes a closer look at the Kerry senior attacking duo before the All-Ireland senior club final.
Wexford hurler spent time on the ice with NHL side Vancouver Canucks.
The Slaughtneil star feels that club GAA is the ‘biggest jewel in the GAA’s crown’.
Tony Kelly has backed his team-mate Conor Ryan to recover.
Eilís Ní Chaiside spoke of her late father Thomas following Slaughtneil’s magnificent AIB All-Ireland Camogie Senior Club final.
The Derry side edged past Sarsfields in Croke Park in front of a record attendance.
It’s set to be a busy afternoon in Croke Park.
Donegal star Murphy tries rugby in Clermont while Wales legend Williams togs off with Glenswilly.
Donegal captain Michael Murphy on the problems that still exist after last weekend’s GAA Congress.
It will be an interesting few weeks for Aonghus and Niall Keane.
The Donegal man even gets away a tidy-looking offload in this teaser for ‘The Toughest Trade’.
Wales rugby legend Shane Williams is one of the professional athletes taking part in the documentary.
It’s set to be another busy afternoon in HQ.
Power and Carrickshock were 15-point winners against Ahascragh-Fohenagh of Galway on Saturday.
Darran O’Sullivan chases glory today with Glenbeigh-Glencar.
It’s set to be a busy afternoon in HQ.
Tommy Martin reflects on the communities that are built around our GAA clubs, big and small.
The Galway and Kerry champions meet for only the second time tomorrow.
TV LICENCES SHOULD be abolished and replaced by some form of exchequer funding for RTÉ, a new report has recommended.
The Irish Times yesterday reported that the report by the Future of Media Commission, an independent body set up by the government, proposes the licence fee should be replaced by funding directly sourced by the from the exchequer.
Figures released to The Journal earlier this month under the Freedom of Information Act show that RTÉ spent more than €1 million advertising the TV licence fee on its own television, radio and online channels in the past three years.
Television owners in Ireland must pay a €160 fee every year, which goes towards funding RTÉ’s programming on television and radio, the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland’s Sound and Vision scheme, TG4, and An Post (which gets a commission for collecting the fee).
So, today we want to know… Do you pay your TV licence?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Our columnist says Biden is doing OK but has taken a major hit on the back of Afghanistan.
A little morning rain; clouds breaking
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Cooler with periods of rain
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