GAA investigating possibility of bringing Gaelic games into future Olympics
The GAA will seek to have its sports feature in future Olympic Games.
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Shane McGrath: Whatever is in Cork has to come out on Sunday
Former Tipperary All-Ireland winner Shane McGrath believes that Cork need to deliver a big performance this weekend, both for the sake of their league standing next year and their overall morale heading into this year's championship.
Mandatory charter imminent for camogie and women's football players
The Gaelic Players Association is in the final stages of preparing a mandatory squad charter for female players with the Camogie and Ladies Gaelic Football associations.
Charlie Harrison hopes GAA can explore new corners of the world as first strategic plan launched
GAA international manager Charlie Harrison is hopeful that they can lay foundations in new corners of the globe in the coming years as the association revealed its first-ever World GAA strategic plan.
Tyrone underperforming | Cork running out of excuses - the RTÉ GAA podcast
It's a bumper RTÉ GAA podcast ahead of a weekend of both football and hurling action in the Allianz Leagues.
Regret-free Larry McCarthy ready to pass the baton onto Jarlath Burns
Outgoing GAA president Larry McCarthy has said that he will hand the reins over to Jarlath Burns regret free as the 2024 Congress begins to take centre stage.
Study shows hurling and camogie players not wearing quality helmets at higher risk of serious injury
Senior intercounty hurling and camogie players not wearing helmets meeting quality standards are at a higher risk of serious injury, a new study shows.
Glenn Ryan and Davy Burke among managers feeling heat as league reaches pinch point
We're mid-way through the league at this point and managers weren't shy of unloading in front of microphones last weekend.