By Cian O'Connell GAA.ie sat down with 2025 GAA/GPA PwC Footballer of the Year, David Clifford. Q: Congratulations David, it has been a special year for Kerry and yourself? David Clifford: Definitely, it has been a strange year in a sense. We thought we were going well, and we got

Kerry’s status as the Kingdom of Gaelic football was embellished tonight as the All-Ireland, Munster and League champions dominated the PwC All-Stars with eight slots on the team for 2025, and their talisman David Clifford captured a third PwC GAA-GPA Footballer of the Year Award in his stellar career. Tipperary’s

GAELIC FOOTBALL Saturday November 8 AIB Ulster Club SFC Quarter-Finals Kingscourt Stars v Erne Gaels, Kingspan Breffni, 5.30pm Buoyed up by a brilliant Cavan SFC Final triumph, Kingscourt Stars will be especially eager to make an impact in Ulster. Classy Meath forward Jordan Morris clipped nine points as Kingscourt overcame

By John Harrington The importance of GAA clubs to their local communities is more often seen during times of grief than of victory. There are only so many competitions to be won in any given year so the sense of unity brought by success on the pitch can be a

All-Ireland champions Tipperary lead the way with a magnificent seven places on the PwC All-Stars for Hurling 2025. It is a team full of firsts with 10 All-Star debutants in all, the highest number since the 2013 selection. Rhys Shelly was the unanimous choice for goalkeeper after a season where