By John Harrington GAA President, Jarlath Burns, believes Gaelic football is close to becoming the “perfect game” thanks to ...
Motions that will be debated include a change to the handpass in hurling and a new All-Ireland championship and Tailteann Cup ...
GAA President Jarlath Burns reckons the Association is ‘very close’ to possessing the ‘perfect game’ after overhauling Gaelic ...
Guide to your GAA weekend: A tale of spring kings on the slide, Cavan v Dermot McCabe and Armagh’s red mist warning Croke ...
When you go through the Derry team, it looks a far more experienced and powerful side than Dublin's. Conor Glass is back and ...
GAA president Jarlath Burns reckons he “hit the jackpot” when Jim Gavin agreed to help him transform Gaelic football. Shortly ...
Congress for 2025 takes place in Donegal this weekend, with football championship changes once again figuring prominently on ...
Irish Examiner on MSN4d
Early years Gaelic football: ‘Some senior coaches have no idea how to coach a four-year-old’Before the coaches in West Belfast’s Pádraig, there was his father in the back garden. “Before I even started playing in the ...
The GAA is locked in a dispute with a not-for-profit organisation that has been promoting hurling and football at North American universities for more than a decade.
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I'd pick soccer over Gaelic football if I was starting out today says All-Ireland winner and double All-StarThe Tyrone netminder has kept goal for Dungannon Swifts in the Irish League and says he wouldn't be able to afford to pass up ...
GAA president Jarlath Burns introduced the family of Seán Brown to a standing ovation at the association’s annual congress in ...
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