Demographic concerns loom ahead of Congress 2025
Forty motions will be heard by the GAA's Annual Congress which starts in Donegal today, but perhaps some of the biggest concerns facing the association won’t be tabled as official proposals.
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GAA is losing 'to a double-edged sword' of superclubs and rural population decline
As the population shifts from rural to urban areas, the GAA is "losing blood to a double-edged sword", according to John Harrington, chief correspondent of the GAA's official website.
Armagh not yet fully adjusted to new rules - Ciarán Whelan
Ciarán Whelan has not been overly impressed by Armagh's Allianz League campaign, however, the former Dublin midfielder is far-from writing the All-Ireland champions off for the season ahead.
Kerry U-20 manager Tomás Ó Sé hates the way AFL is recruiting young Irish players
Kerry U-20 manager Tomás Ó Sé has claimed that one of his players, a Leaving Cert student, is being actively 'tapped up' by an AFL club.
No lead is safe as top two face off in Salthill
Sunday afternoon's game in Salthill could be a dress rehearsal for bigger days down the tracks.
Camogie championship draw pits Cork against Tipperary, Galway with Dublin and Kilkenny
All-Ireland camogie champions Cork will face last year's semi-finalists Tipperary in this season's group stages while runners-up Galway have Dublin and Kilkenny among their opponents on the other side of the draw, which was made over the weekend.
Handpass, Europe and New York among Congress hurling motions
This weekend's GAA Congress at Donegal will see a focus on a new football championship structure and potential green light for provincial and All-Ireland replays, but there are some interesting hurling motions flying under the radar.