Na Fianna hurlers primed for first trip to Croke Park
It's been a bittersweet time for Dublin’s Donal Burke.
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Peak dual duty dilemma for 21 female players this weekend
A total of 21 female Gaelic players – nine from Cork and 12 from Meath - are faced with the exhausting schedule of playing in two All-Ireland Club semi-finals this weekend.
Martin Fogarty: Hurling taskforce needed to save the game
A rising tide will lift all boats. Former national hurling development manager Martin Fogarty reckons a little bit of time, money and energy aimed in the right areas can help strengthen the ancient game from the ground up.
Naas looking to break Crokes' Leinster stranglehold
It's been a whirlwind few years at club level for Kildare footballer Eoin Doyle.
Aaron Kernan warns football is in danger of alienating its best talent
Former Armagh and Crossmaglen footballer Aaron Kernan believes the game is suffering due to a uniformed style of coaching that removes the impetus on individuals to play to their own strengths.
Fermanagh hit by exit of key trio
Fermanagh GAA have suffered a triple blow with the news that the Jones brothers, Ryan and Conall, and Seán Quigley will not be available for the 2024 season.
Hurleys haul Castlehaven past Rathgormack and into Munster final
Rathgormack 1-07 Castlehaven 1-16
Scotstown book Ulster Club SFC final spot after tense Trillick thriller
Scotstown 0-17 Trillick 1-13