The GAA is being pushed by its own members - not outside forces - to cut ties with sponsors Allianz over Gaza

Whether it’s Troy Parrott’s hat-trick or Loughmacrory winning their first county final, the joy goes beyond boundaries

Awards ceremony is so far after season ends most fans have trouble remembering which players stood out

From the skorts controversy to the quiet battles off the field, a new RTÉ documentary opens the door on the lives of players

Even in the most reasonable of circumstances, transfers are often met with disdain

If we insist on playing the league, the central idea must be to play fewer games and make them all more meaningful

Switching focus week in week out can take its toll

Making better in-match use of the big screen would go a long way for paying fans

Yes, Cork’s highest ever scorer in the senior hurling championship never won an All-Ireland. Don’t labour the point

Big ideas around provision of homes and fighting depopulation presume all GAA members are motivated to do good

Book extract from Old Parish, Ciaran Murphy’s account of taking up Ireland’s national game as a late (very late) starter

Buck still stops with the manager, but in some cases their selectors pay first for bad results

Second-tier competition currently has to fight for oxygen against the provincial championships, a battle it’s never going to win

‘Humanity’s accumulated wisdom at my fingertips ... and I choose instead to rewatch a TJ Reid assist for a Ballyhale goal 20 times in a row’

A great playing career can’t be the only thing going for you as a manager, but it buys time and instant respect