Former Dublin football star Philly McMahon has revealed details of the new TV show he is working on that will see inmates at Mountjoy prison will come together that will play a team of prison officers.

Paul Morris has become the latest Wexford hurler to announce his retirement from the inter-county game.

Colm O’Rourke’s first competitive outing as Meath manager will be away to Carlow in the opening round of the O’Byrne Cup on Wednesday, January 4.

Lar Wall spoke for The Downs and probably one or two fellow All-Ireland wannabes when he met the local media in Westmeath ahead of Sunday’s Leinster club SFC final.

It’s 50 years since The Downs played in their last AIB Leinster club SFC final and the symmetry between then and now is uncanny.

For 41 games, no one in Sligo has been able to trump Tourlestrane as they put together their seven-in-a-row run in the county.

Quickly, and not for the first time, a GAA decision became a political football.

Waterford's collapse from vibrant league champions to Munster championship chumps remains a mystery to the Deise dressing-room, according to Austin Gleeson.

Galway chairman Paul Bellew insists the county’s hurling clubs would have no issue playing in another province if it meant their minor teams would have access to provincial action, too.

Eir has been unveiled as a new sponsor of the All-Ireland senior hurling championship for the next five years.

Cahir GAA club has issued a strongly-worded statement slamming “unjustified” media coverage of their involvement in an abandoned minor football final played earlier this month.

Brian Sheehy will make history when he togs out in two AIB Leinster club finals this Sunday in Croke Park and his Kilmacud Crokes team-mates are relieved that "common sense" prevailed with the hurling decider fixed before the football.

Croke Park chiefs are standing over their decision to refuse an application from Mayo to wear rainbow-coloured numbers on their jerseys.

At last light at the end of the tunnel for a conundrum that has left the GAA between a rock and a hard place over the last 12 months.

There were plenty of positives for Galway GAA yesterday with news that former football All-Star Ian Burke is back training ahead of the 2023 inter-county season as the county launched its five-year sponsorship extension with Supermac’s.

Former Dublin football star Philly McMahon has revealed details of the new TV show he is working on that will see inmates at Mountjoy prison will come together that will play a team of prison officers.

Paul Morris has become the latest Wexford hurler to announce his retirement from the inter-county game.

Colm O’Rourke’s first competitive outing as Meath manager will be away to Carlow in the opening round of the O’Byrne Cup on Wednesday, January 4.

Lar Wall spoke for The Downs and probably one or two fellow All-Ireland wannabes when he met the local media in Westmeath ahead of Sunday’s Leinster club SFC final.

It’s 50 years since The Downs played in their last AIB Leinster club SFC final and the symmetry between then and now is uncanny.

For 41 games, no one in Sligo has been able to trump Tourlestrane as they put together their seven-in-a-row run in the county.

Quickly, and not for the first time, a GAA decision became a political football.

Waterford's collapse from vibrant league champions to Munster championship chumps remains a mystery to the Deise dressing-room, according to Austin Gleeson.

Galway chairman Paul Bellew insists the county’s hurling clubs would have no issue playing in another province if it meant their minor teams would have access to provincial action, too.

Eir has been unveiled as a new sponsor of the All-Ireland senior hurling championship for the next five years.

Cahir GAA club has issued a strongly-worded statement slamming “unjustified” media coverage of their involvement in an abandoned minor football final played earlier this month.

Brian Sheehy will make history when he togs out in two AIB Leinster club finals this Sunday in Croke Park and his Kilmacud Crokes team-mates are relieved that "common sense" prevailed with the hurling decider fixed before the football.

Croke Park chiefs are standing over their decision to refuse an application from Mayo to wear rainbow-coloured numbers on their jerseys.

At last light at the end of the tunnel for a conundrum that has left the GAA between a rock and a hard place over the last 12 months.

There were plenty of positives for Galway GAA yesterday with news that former football All-Star Ian Burke is back training ahead of the 2023 inter-county season as the county launched its five-year sponsorship extension with Supermac’s.