A less absorbing second season doesn't mean round-robin format hasn't long-term value

Current format enhanced competitiveness and gave counties a chance to improve

GAA president optimistic that the game’s medium-term future can be secured

Croke Park fixtures review believed to favour compromise on calendar-year completion

Frank McNally on the trials and tribulations –and rare ecstasy – of being a life-long Farney supporter

Controversy over use of Páirc Uí Chaoimh shows it's time for rules to change

This weekend's momentous change the result of decades spent trying to fix championship

Dubliners pointing out Croke Park is not Dublin’s home are living in make-believe

Currently, inter-county championships in both football and hurling are being played under an experimental format

The GAA are prioritising attendances over competitive fairness – why does it continue?

All you need to know about new format that begins three-year trial this summer

County stars will play in nine of 18 league fixtures, worth five points rather than two

Ryan’s emphasis on the imminent championship trial reflects reality of the challenge

Inflationary 3Arena deal points to rising value of top-end naming rights sponsorships

Not much point in people producing a report if members can’t analyse or debate its content

A new director general takes over at a unique sporting and cultural organisation

The new director general has spent a decade at the heart of the association’s administration

‘I am looking forward to serving the association and members to the best of my ability’

Gannon Cup, the final event of the Colours Races, is on the Liffey in Dublin on March 18th

Differences between clubs and counties’ requirements may prove irreconcilable