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HEC All-Stars and Rising Stars revealed
The 2026 AIG HEC All-Star and Rising Stars teams have been announced.
Calls Made For Change After Abysmal Attendance For Tipperary Vs Waterford
Calls for change have been made after the Division 4 clash between Tipperary and Waterford at Semple Stadium drew an abysmal attendance.
Streaming service GAA+ reveals 40 live matches for this year’s Championships
Streaming service GAA+ has unveiled its 2026 package, offering 40 exclusive live matches from the All-Ireland Championships.
2026 Munster Hurling Championship: Full Fixture Dates, Details, Ticket Info
The fixture details for the 2026 Munster senior hurling championship are here. Here's fixture and ticket info for this great round robin competition.
Marty Morrissey Reveals Michael Lyster Kindness After Tasteless Joe Brolly TV Comment
Marty Morrissey has opened up on the kindness he received from Michael Lyster after a comment made made Joe Brolly live on an RTÉ broadcast.
Only 141 attended Tipp-Waterford football clash
FBD Semple Stadium hosted one of its smallest ever crowds when just 141 spectators passed through the turnstiles for last Sunday's Allianz Football League Division 4 clash between Tipperary and Waterford.
Relegation 'not the end of the world' for Dubs
Ger Brennan doesn't see relegation to Division 2 of the Allianz Football League as a setback for Dublin.
Langan and O'Donnell appointed Donegal joint-captains
Michael Langan and Shane O'Donnell have been named as joint-captains of the Donegal senior football team.
McGrath: Hurling League finals should be in Croker
Shane McGrath maintains that the Allianz Hurling Division 1A and 1B finals should be played in Croke Park.
Funeral arrangements for Michael Lyster
Funeral details have been announced for the much-loved broadcaster Michael Lyster, who passed away on Saturday at the age of 71.
Sadness at passing of Dublin LGFA secretary Mary O'Connor
Dublin LGFA is in mourning following the passing of Mary O'Connor after a long battle with illness bravely borne.
Colm Keys: Paudie Clifford’s absence spoils Donegal’s chance to road test new approach for stopping Kerry’s playmaker
The slow bicycle race that Division 1 of the football league inevitably becomes as it gets into March could not reduce speed sufficiently enough to prevent the top two teams renewing Croke Park rivalry again.
‘It didn’t feel I was away for too long’ – Gavin Devlin relishing reunion with Louth football
Gavin Devlin played an integral part in Louth’s initial rise through the ranks and he’s delighted to be “trying to lift the levels” again with an emerging Wee outfit.
Liam Rushe makes return to Dublin hurling panel after four-year absence
Liam Rushe is making a surprise return to the Dublin hurling squad, almost four years since his last involvement.
‘There’s nobody pulling rank, there’s nobody that’s pointing fingers or blaming anyone’ – Kildare boss Brian Flanagan
To say that the League didn't finish the way that the Kildare footballers wanted would be an understatement, but Brian Flanagan is adamant that "we will turn it around".
Ger Brennan Potentially Facing Lengthy Ban After Dublin-Galway Red Card
Dublin Senior Football manager Ger Brennan could face a 12-week ban after his sending off against Galway, though a rule loophole may reduce his suspension.
Ger Brennan facing potential 12-week suspension after altercation in defeat to Galway
Ger Brennan is facing a proposed 12-week suspension that could potentially sideline him from all Dublin senior team activities until mid-June.
Provincial Power Rankings: Where Every County Stands Ahead Of Championship
With the leagues wrapped up we have ranked every GAA county across Leinster, Ulster, Connacht and Munster ahead of the 2026 championship season.
The Team Of The 2026 GAA's National Football Leagues With Only Player Per County
We pick our 2026 National Football League Team of the Year, with one very simple twist: only one player per county makes the cut. Who did we miss?
Peter Canavan Has Intriguing Theory On How Donegal Will Approach League Final
Peter Canavan has an intriguing theory on how Donegal are likely to approach this weekend's Division 1 final against Kerry.
Brennan regrets 'silly' red card
Ger Brennan has admitted that he deserved to be sent off during Dublin's Allianz Football League defeat to Galway.
Moran pleased with newcomers as Mayo sign off in style
Andy Moran was happy to be able to hand out five debuts as an experimental Mayo completed their Allianz Football League Division 1 campaign with a 21-point rout of an even more experimental Roscommon in Castlebar.
McGuinness disappointed with Donegal defending
Jim McGuinness was disappointed with Donegal's defending in their 3-20 to 3-16 victory over an already-relegated Monaghan.
'Unimaginable heartbreak' at Tyrone mascot's passing
Tributes have been pouring in following the passing of an eight-year-old Tyrone GAA mascot over the weekend.
Cleary 'absolutely thrilled' to secure promotion
John Cleary was delighted after Cork defeated Tyrone to earn promotion to Division 1 of the Allianz Football League for the first time since 2016.
Joyce relieved as Galway finish with a flourish
Padraic Joyce cut a relieved figure after Galway retained their Allianz Football League Division 1 status and relegated Dublin.
Excitement Proved Too Much For Michael Lyster After Wardrobe Malfunction
Limerick and Kilkenny's incredible finish saw the Sunday Game's Michael Lyster involved in an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction.
Colm Keys: Kerry supremacy sets the standard but Armagh show they still belong with survival instincts
All’s well that ends well after an absorbing contest between two of the game’s top three teams that had something for everything.
Martin Breheny: My friend Michael Lyster – from sport to music and back to rallying he was a modern-day renaissance man
If Michael Lyster knew I was writing a piece about him, his reaction would be swift and direct: “None of that old rubbish – throw it in the bin.”
Martin Breheny: My friend Michael Lyster – the consummate professional who made it all look so simple
If Michael Lyster knew I was writing a piece about him, his reaction would be swift and direct: “None of that old rubbish – throw it in the bin.”