With no background as a provincial chairperson, the traditional route to GAA presidency, Larry McCarthy could, in practice, be classed as the least experienced administrator in recent times to be elected to the position.

New York Gaels, even those who sound more Yonkers than Youghal, will toast their finest hour tomorrow when Larry McCarthy becomes GAA president.

The GPA have called for the motion aimed at curbing cynicism to be withdrawn from Saturday’s virtual annual GAA Congress.

Even as the purgatorial thought of two-and-a-bit more months without any games crystalised from firm expectation into Government-enshrined reality, GAA president John Horan was keen to deliver an upbeat message to the grassroots yesterday.

John Horan has confidently declared that the GAA will be able to complete its 2021 programme of club and county games - once the association gets the green light to resume inter-county training from April 5.

Two of ladies football’s biggest names believe the game has made significant strides in recent years in its quest to be more equitably treated.

A proposal to allow a concussion substitute so head injuries can be assessed on the sideline will be complementary to the current ‘if in doubt, sit it out’ policy, the chairman of the GAA’s medical, welfare and scientific committee says.

Is it down to Covid’s capacity to change perspectives and prompt re-evaluations of previously held positions? Is it the result of more effective background persuasion?

The GAA is now looking at a May start to the National League, at the very earliest, following last night’s announcement of continued Level 5 Covid restrictions until April 5.

Colm Begley didn’t play a single minute of competitive football for Laois last year. He will turn 35 at the end of August.

As an exercise in confusion, a Government that has been consistently on the podium for miscommunication over the last few months reached gold medal standard with its messaging around sport in its latest evaluation of the future steps the country […]

Clare’s GAA clubs and county board executives have resoundingly backed an Eire Og motion seeking an independent review and five-year strategic plan.

THE GAA is now looking at a May start to the National League, at the very earliest, following tonight’s announcement of continued Level 5 Covid restrictions until April 5th.

It isn't always the most attractive hobby for children, but Laois man Michael Egan has combined reading and the GAA to entice young hurling and football followers to pick up a book and follow the pursuits of fictional star Declan Kirby.

The former Westmeath footballer John Connellan has taken issue on social media with our analysis last Saturday of one of the questions in a survey conducted among 25 county chairpersons that, ‘given Dublin’s ability to raise large sponsorship […]

With no background as a provincial chairperson, the traditional route to GAA presidency, Larry McCarthy could, in practice, be classed as the least experienced administrator in recent times to be elected to the position.

New York Gaels, even those who sound more Yonkers than Youghal, will toast their finest hour tomorrow when Larry McCarthy becomes GAA president.

The GPA have called for the motion aimed at curbing cynicism to be withdrawn from Saturday’s virtual annual GAA Congress.

Even as the purgatorial thought of two-and-a-bit more months without any games crystalised from firm expectation into Government-enshrined reality, GAA president John Horan was keen to deliver an upbeat message to the grassroots yesterday.

John Horan has confidently declared that the GAA will be able to complete its 2021 programme of club and county games - once the association gets the green light to resume inter-county training from April 5.

Two of ladies football’s biggest names believe the game has made significant strides in recent years in its quest to be more equitably treated.

A proposal to allow a concussion substitute so head injuries can be assessed on the sideline will be complementary to the current ‘if in doubt, sit it out’ policy, the chairman of the GAA’s medical, welfare and scientific committee says.

Is it down to Covid’s capacity to change perspectives and prompt re-evaluations of previously held positions? Is it the result of more effective background persuasion?

The GAA is now looking at a May start to the National League, at the very earliest, following last night’s announcement of continued Level 5 Covid restrictions until April 5.

Colm Begley didn’t play a single minute of competitive football for Laois last year. He will turn 35 at the end of August.

As an exercise in confusion, a Government that has been consistently on the podium for miscommunication over the last few months reached gold medal standard with its messaging around sport in its latest evaluation of the future steps the country […]

Clare’s GAA clubs and county board executives have resoundingly backed an Eire Og motion seeking an independent review and five-year strategic plan.

THE GAA is now looking at a May start to the National League, at the very earliest, following tonight’s announcement of continued Level 5 Covid restrictions until April 5th.

It isn't always the most attractive hobby for children, but Laois man Michael Egan has combined reading and the GAA to entice young hurling and football followers to pick up a book and follow the pursuits of fictional star Declan Kirby.

The former Westmeath footballer John Connellan has taken issue on social media with our analysis last Saturday of one of the questions in a survey conducted among 25 county chairpersons that, ‘given Dublin’s ability to raise large sponsorship […]