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2024
Paddy Lynch hits 1-9 as Cavan shock Monaghan in Ulster ambush
Monaghan suffer on the counter attack and lose veteran Darren Hughes to a serious injury.
We're charging into GAA championship 2024 without pause for breath - is anyone ready?
The 2024 action throws in this weekend with the opener in Ruislip this afternoon.
6 talking points after Derry and Dublin produce brilliant final drama at Croke Park
Mickey Harte’s side won 3-1 on penalties after the game had finished Derry 3-18 Dublin 2-21 after extra-time.
'Dublin have the best claim to being a top team, Derry are still a team on the up'
Derry defeat 13-man Dublin on penalties after football league final thriller
What key issues will decide Dublin-Derry league final showdown?
Patience and reward: How Dessie Farrell persisted with fringe players to reshape the Dubs
Ross McGarry and others have finally arrived after years of being hot-housed in the panel, while Farrell has convinced the venerable veterans to remain.
Darragh Canavan and University Ulster dominate Future Stars team selection
'You’d feel for any team that gets a battering' - Mickey Harte on facing Dublin
All-Ireland winning coach departs Meath set-up before Joe McDonagh Cup campaign
'There is something ethically wrong about that - have we got the competitions right?'
'This is what he is pursuing' - NFL dream set to rule Beggan out for Monaghan this year
Lohan's Clare head into league final with precious little baggage
Meeting Limerick in a league final would have been tricky. Instead Clare now get to have a cut off Kilkenny with no strings attached.
'To the Tipp supporters I would say stick with them' - Tipperary boss Liam Cahill
Clare join Kilkenny in league decider after getting past mis-firing Tipperary
Tipp burn through four freetakers as Clare look ahead to a meeting with Derek Lyng’s Cats.
'Loughnane had got the training badly wrong and just flogged us' - Jamesie O'Connor on timing
The evolution of sports psychology: how the GAA is working to get the best from its experts
When Kyle Hayes returns to hurling's national spotlight, spare a thought for Cillian McCarthy
Two-year suspended sentence will allow Limerick hurler to resume his sporting career, but it is hard to agree that he has taken responsibility for his actions.
'There are just too many competitions for them' - Tomás Ó Sé on fixture madness for U20s
Soccer culture has become beyond poisonous - let's fix it and integrate the fans
The madness of crowds has infected cross-channel soccer and damaged it beyond repair. The same rules don’t have to apply here.
Explainer - Here's what's at stake in the final round of the football league
Seven slots for promotion and relegation to be determined after the final round of fixtures.
'You still wonder if he can do it, but he proved it today' - Monaghan's star still shining
Tyrone ran out 1-19 to 2-13 winners over Monaghan last night.
Mattie Donnelly and Cathal McShane return for Tyrone to relegate Monaghan
Armagh and Donegal win promotion out of Division 2 with handsome wins
5 promotions, 6 relegations in 16 seasons, Westmeath pushing for another bounce up
Showdowns: The games that will decide GAA promotion-relegation issues
Beggan and Smyth sign to NFL agent ahead of USF tryouts
Croke Park set to become Uefa Fan Zone for Europa League final - if Liverpool make it
Staff at Croke Park preparing a plan to host thousands of soccer fans for event on 22 May.
Waterford fan apathy, injuries, league struggles - challenges stack up for Davy
Division 1B for Waterford in 2025 as the crowds turn their back on the team for the year.
What are the Six Nations title permutations ahead of final day?
Here we look at what the four teams in contention on the final day of the Six Nations need to do to win the tournament.
'When Liverpool are interested in you, well, that’s a different ball game'
'He is going to face monsters of men in every backline' - Offaly's rising attacking star
'They wanted to go with someone who had international experience' - Lennon on FAI snub
NFL ambitions can shift the dial forever for Gaelic footballers' aspirations
'He was the best winger in the world at that stage' - Simon Geoghegan, 1994 and that try
Thirty years ago, a single try in the entire Five Nations was the highlight of the tournament for Ireland. But it went a long, long way.
Ireland drawn with England, France and Sweden in Euro 2025 qualifiers
Eileen Gleeson’s side handed a tough assignment.
Dancer steps down as Ireland hockey manager
GAA back Coroner's call for public inquiry into murder of Bellaghy chairman Seán Brown
'We knew he was special - I think he could’ve become one of the best players ever'
On a routine evening, Fenton marks himself out as the LeBron James of football