Inclusivity report recommends more women's sport on TV
A report on inclusion in sport has been launched by the joint committee on Tourism Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media.
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Female GAA players' charter in final stages of completion
The publication of the imminent female GAA players' charter will not take place this week but is in the final stages of completion.
League masters Kilkenny priming for summer tests
Kilkenny remain the side most likely to challenge Limerick, and few manage the league better than the Cats, according to Neil McManus.
Neil McManus: Dublin hurling heading in the wrong direction
Neil McManus was left wondering if Micheál Donoghue had already brought the Dublin hurlers as far as he could after the Blues' disappointing display against Limerick on Saturday.
New committee will aim to protect GAA's amateur status
A decade ago, an academic paper was published to examine how the GAA could adopt an innovative approach through strategic decision-making to maintain its amateur ethos while successfully competing in the professional sporting market.
Unfair to expect GAA to pay more for Casement Park, says Jarlath Burns
The Gaelic Athletic Association’s new president has made clear his opposition to the organisation increasing its financial contribution to the redevelopment of Casement Park.
Joe Canning: Free-taking issues could cost Wexford down the line
A February draw against Clare may not be cause for post-mortems in Wexford, but their continued inaccuracy from placed balls could prove more costly in the championship, according to Joe Canning.
Con O'Callaghan is 'a killer for the backdoor cut' after Dublin's demolition of Kerry
It's early in the year but already Con O'Callaghan is making waves and he again underlined his quality as Dublin cast Kerry aside with much ease in Saturday's Allianz Football League clash at Croke Park.