Mayo opts to disband senior camogie team
Mayo will not field a senior camogie team in 2025.
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Spending most of spring living in a forwards' paradise
We're past the halfway point in the league and it's clear that the predictions that the enhanced rules would create a forwards' paradise are bearing out.
Stark figures illustrate GAA's rural/urban dilemma
At GAA Congress last weekend, Jarlath Burns described the issue of rural depopulation and the impact that it was having on clubs as a full-blown crisis for the association.
Former Cork and Sars hurler Ray Ryan dies aged 43
Former Cork and Sarsfields hurler Ray Ryan, brother of current Rebels manager Pat, has died aged 43.
Donegal and Carlow exploits sowing seeds for hurling's future
The rise of hurling and momentum gained by some counties has been great to see in recent weeks.
Éamonn Fitzmaurice: FRC will have to look at three-back rule relating to cards
Éamonn Fitzmaurice admits the Football Rules Committee (FRC) that he is part of will "have to look" at the rule that allows teams who have shipped a red or black card to avoid having to keep three forwards in the opposition half at all times.
Slovenian boss Sasa Kolman reveals inspiration from Donegal manager Jim McGuinness
Slovenian manager Sasa Kolman is busy preparing to face the Republic of Ireland in the UEFA Nations League on Tuesday evening, but he has revealed that an encounter with Donegal Gaelic football manager Jim McGuinness left him feeling he could "conquer the world".
Hard work paying off as Donegal hurlers blossom
Last weekend, off-Broadway, Donegal's hurlers staged a fine second-half comeback against Kerry in their home confines of O'Donnell Park.