Having received notice from the Health Products Regulatory Authority, the GAA wishes to advise its members that a number of ...

A city ordinance governing where, how long and when vehicles can park in residential yards has passed its final vote of ...

A big thing that will make a difference for your mattress is a great mattress pad. The right mattress pad can add support or comfort to your bed and give it that little bit extra without getting a ...

Nicky Brennan has no issue with current GAA president Jarlath Burns debating the issue of paying managers but feels it could lead to Gaelic Games become unrecognisable in time Want the day's ...

During the GAA’s Centenary Year in 1984, it was finally decided to proceed with an international football series to be contested between Gaelic footballers and Australian Rules players.

Our FREE newsletter will keep you ahead of the game We have more newsletters It could be the dawn of a new era for Gaelic football at Croke Park tonight as the proposed rules changes set to ...

This weekend the Football Review Committee will showcase their proposals to make the game of Gaelic football more entertaining. Tonight and tomorrow’s games are a shop window for Jim Gavin’s ...

When Cushendall lost to O’Loughlin Gaels in December last, they kept hammering at the door. With 20 seconds of stoppage time ...

Handball (€1,338,256), Camogie (€1,017,542) and Ladies Gaelic Football (€158,149), all listed separately to the GAA but under the overall umbrella, also benefited in the largest distribution ...

Take a look back at Ulster GAA’s biggest names as they arrived at the ICC in Belfast ahead of the Irish News Ulster GAA All-Stars. Guests flooded in and were greeted with a drinks reception ...

The Duke of Edinburgh is leaving Northern Ireland with a GAA jersey, hurley stick, sliotar and a lesson in wheelchair Gaelic football, after a trip to an Armagh school on Wednesday. Prince Edward ...

A number of Defibtech automated external defibrillator (AED) pads supplied to County Roscommon and the wider Irish market ...