St Lachtain’s and Watergrasshill make the most of their day in Croker to take home All-Ireland titles
The Junior and Intermediate club hurling finals are the GAA with its nail polish scraped off, but the four teams served up a couple of crackers
Some threw toilet rolls - others, sausages. How it might look if you were a fly on the wall at Mack Hansen’s Media Training
The Connacht and Ireland winger has to sit through a session along with all his team-mates to learn the fine art of boring reporters to tears
‘A gorgeous time for referees’: Gaelic football managers open to learning on the hoof as new rules kick in
Handing the ball back to opponents may prove to be a step too far for some
‘I make a mark in the grass with my foot as I go.’ How GAA groundstaff line pitches for new football rules
The FRC proposals mean the country’s 3,200 pitches will have their first new markings since the small arc came in 30 years ago - and they only have three months to get it all done
Malachy Clerkin: Whatever anyone thinks about Rory Gallagher, the GAA president should not be influencing Naas GAA’s coaching choices
Jarlath Burns has brought huge energy to the role since he took over last February, but his intervention at the Kildare club is an unprecedented overreach
From Bryson to Jurgen to Raygun: The A to Z of 2024′s weirdest and wildest sports stories
Sport is about so much more than who won and lost and in the 12 months just gone – it gave us a non-stop stream of chancers and characters away from the podium places
‘I don’t think I’ll ever get over that’ - Shane Ryan reflects on what might have been and swims on
A bronze medal at the recent World Championships showed the Irish swimmer’s remarkable ability to put Olympics disappointment to one side
Kellie Harrington fought hard for the dream ending she well deserved
Back-to-back Olympic champion achieved the most coveted sporting triumph of all, going out on a high
Malachy Clerkin: After 27 years of being ignored by British government, some good news at last for Seán Brown’s family
Bellaghy GAA chairman was murdered in 1997 while locking the club gates. On Tuesday, a judge ordered a public inquiry to get to the bottom of alleged state collusion
The top 25 women’s sporting moments of the year: top spot revealed with Katie Taylor, Rhasidat Adeleke and Kellie Harrington featuring
Our countdown of the 25 moments that defined women’s sport in Ireland this year
Shamrock Rovers’ European adventure one of the best stories of the Irish sporting year
Despite internal strife and tiny budgets compared to most of their competitors, Stephen Bradley’s side are unbeaten in the Conference League and have a free hit against Chelsea next week
Irish women on top of the sporting world
Irish sportswomen are now the women other countries study to see what can be achieved
Failure to overcome Wales test sealed Eileen Gleeson’s fate
The eaten bread of all those Nations League wins was soon forgotten after the failure to progress through crucial European Championship playoff
Dr Crokes and Errigal Ciarán take the spoils as the last football trophies of 2024 are handed out
The Kerry and Tyrone clubs will face off in the All-Ireland semi-final on the first weekend of the New Year
Peter Óg McCartan makes himself immortal with injury-time winner for Errigal Ciarán in Ulster final
Brilliant point in the 63rd minute brings a first provincial club title to Tyrone since 2002