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Malachy Clerkin: Madcap Sunday finish is just another indignity heaped upon the 2025 national leagues

It would have made sense to push the end of the hurling league back to next week and let the fooball breathe but instead it’s a blitz finish

GAA members killed, the Dutch rave scene and an outstanding coming-of-middle-age story

Lost Gaels by Peader Thomspson; The Punk Rock Birdwatching Club by Richard Foster; Sweet Vidalia by Lisa Sandlin

Teacher who denies she is ‘GAA catfish’ gets interim injunction to restrain disciplinary process

Niamh Farrell secured a short-term order restraining a school from progressing a disciplinary process against her

James Abankwah catches Hallgrímsson’s eye, and Ireland rugby team ‘far from a crisis’

Gordon D’Arcy on how Ireland can move forward; Gerry Thornley on new optimism in Irish women’s team; and the race to become the next IOC president

Time to revisit proposal to scrap football league finals

Dignity of the competition being sacrificed over doubt as to what counties actually want to reach a final and win it

Minister defends €10m investment in NFL game at Croke Park

Patrick O’Donovan says multisport municipal projects would be better placed to secure Government funding than standalone ones

Ciarán Murphy: Surely Antrim are entitled to some home comfort

Ulster GAA’s decision to insist on moving Armagh game from Corrigan Park to Newry unlikely to end well

Central Council use rule amendments to close goalkeeper loophole

All the Gaelic football rule changes were accepted and will be in use from this weekend

Ciarán Murphy: ‘Solo and f**kin’ go, will ye' - how the new football rules are landing in Junior B

The game is slightly better, slightly faster, slightly more vertical, and slightly more fun to play. And all those minor improvements add up to a major impact

Mobile scanners to bring lung health checks directly to communities in north Dublin and northeast

Coolock woman says if her cancer diagnosis was not caught as early as it was her prognosis would have been a lot worse

Girls and sport: ‘You don’t really aspire to be something that you don’t see. There’s a lot more to be done’

Camogie player Niamh McGrath reflects on keeping girls – and mothers – playing sport

Laochra Gael: Bríd Stack’s near-tragedy in Australian football movingly recalled in powerful TG4 documentary

Television: ‘This surge of pain shot up my head, down my back. I remember falling to the floor and just screaming,’ she says

Diversity, gender balance and money spent properly are priorities as Minister for Sport announces €31.3m in core funding grants

Sums range from €1.65m for Special Olympics Ireland to €37,000 for taekwondo

Ciarán Murphy: Some GAA fans want saving from new goalkeeping reality

To say proposed change would punish Tyrone, Monaghan and Armagh is to misunderstand the problem

O’Neill’s sees profits rise by 70% amid fall in materials and packaging costs

Company is best known in Ireland for its association with the GAA but has expanded its reach internationally in recent times.

GAA Congress is well past its use-by date as a governing forum

Shooting down of motion to align rule on kit and equipment manufacture with EU law reflected badly on everyone

Five things we learned from the GAA weekend: Football is for forwards again, and Mayo find some x-factor

Cork rue lack of efficiency in front of goal; Jarlath Burns says he is concentrating on just one presidency

GAA’s future threatened by demographic time bomb

With rural depopulation and more and more people living in Dublin, there’s a crisis in the GAA that you should care about

GAAGo gone as association moves forward with re-branded GAA+

Hurling handpass reform rejected at congress but football championship change sails through

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