Explained: How Football Review Committee proposals would change the game
The Football Review Committee has made a number of proposals that would change Gaelic Football.
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Canavan: Too many trial rules for football referees
This weekend will see a number of trial games taking place throughout the country as the Football Review Committee (FRC) looks to enhance and improve Gaelic football.
Trial matches with new football rules to take place this weekend
The Football Review Committee will present a series of proposed trialled rules later this week following a comprehensive public survey that featured months of research and data collection.
Bryan Sheehan: We're training athletes and not enough footballers
Awarding two points for a long-range kick that raises a white flag in Gaelic football is among the considerations for the Football Review Committee (FRC).
Kick early and often: How Dublin harness power of King Con O'Callaghan
Con O'Callaghan comes into Dublin’s 2024 Leinster football championship opener on Sunday playing closer to goal and off the back of his most prolific league campaign yet.
Football Review Committee need to spring clean rather than clear out
One look – us Irish fathers know the one. We've been caught. At it again. It’s like we can’t help ourselves. We try to explain ourselves, deflect, plead innocence but it’s no use.
Jim Gavin targets 2025 for trialling of 'rule enhancements' from Football Review Committee process
Former Dublin manager Jim Gavin says the Football Review Committee which he is chairing is aiming for any "rule enhancements" to ready for a trial period by the start of the 2025 season, with the objective of permanent implementation in 2026.
Total football versus total faith as Dubs hit new levels of performance
Dublin, reigning champions, ahead of the pack, tactically changing the game and seemingly getting stronger. No, unfortunately (well unfortunately for everyone outside the county limits) I'm not reminiscing about mid Jim Gavin era Dubs. I’m talking of Dessie Farrell’s Modern Dublin 3.0.