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Steering Group on Integration reaffirms commitment following first meeting under new Chairperson

Steering Group on Integration reaffirms commitment following first meeting under new Chairperson

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St Brigid's stirring success story in Belfast

St Brigid's stirring success story in Belfast

6 Hrs ago

Will O'Donoghue satisfied to return to the summit with Limerick

Will O'Donoghue satisfied to return to the summit with Limerick

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Michael Murphy retires from senior inter-county action

Michael Murphy retires from senior inter-county action

21 Hrs ago

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Reuben Murray getting his just reward for dedication to club and county

Reuben Murray getting his just reward for dedication to club and county

By John Harrington The Centurion Club - those who have played more 100 times or more for their senior county team - is a small and exclusive one. It takes a rare combination of dedication and ability to earn the right to wear your county jersey that many times, especially

Thursday 5 November 2026

Cora Staunton: 'I certainly want to be involved in coaching'

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Cora Staunton: 'I certainly want to be involved in coaching'

By Cian O'Connell Sport is always on the agenda for Cora Staunton. That's just the way it is. Last week it was announced in Mayo that Niall Heffernan and his Ballina Stephenites management team were stepping down following a hugely successful stint. Staunton was a significant part of that journey

Thursday 5 November 2026

Hurling putting down roots in Ardara

Hurling putting down roots in Ardara

By John Harrington Since he was a boy growing up in Armoy in the Glens of Antrim, hurling has always been a way of life for Colm Hunter. His first hero was Glen Rovers clubmate, Olcan ‘Cloot’ McFetridge, who won an All-Star in 1989 when Hunter was an impressionable seven

Wednesday 4 November 2026

Castleknock GAA still eager to implement new initiatives

Castleknock GAA still eager to implement new initiatives

By Cian O’Connell It has been eventful - on and off the playing pitches of Dublin – for Castleknock. Nearly three decades in existence, Castleknock GAA has became an important outlet in the lives of so many people. Matches have been won and lost, memories made, footballers and hurlers developed,

Wednesday 4 November 2026

A great spell for Antrim football to be remembered on Friday

A great spell for Antrim football to be remembered on Friday

On Friday November 6, Dónal McAnallen will give a talk about a brilliant era for Antrim football between 1926 and 1946. St Mary's University, Belfast hosts the event which will commence at 7pm. The remarkable story of one of the greatest periods in Antrim football history will be brought to

Wednesday 4 November 2026

Eugene 'Nudie' Hughes Collection opens at GAA Museum

Eugene 'Nudie' Hughes Collection opens at GAA Museum

By John Harrington A huge crowd attended the opening of the Eugene ‘Nudie’ Hughes Collection at the GAA Museum in Croke Park today. The three-time All-Star, widely considered to be Monaghan’s greatest ever footballer, passed away last year after a long and brave battle with cancer. His illness did nothing

Tuesday 3 November 2026

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St Brigid's stirring success story in Belfast

St Brigid's stirring success story in Belfast

By Cian O’Connell “Mol An Óige is the club motto,” St Brigid’s GAC chairperson Eunan Conway explains about the emphasis placed on assisting emerging talent in the Belfast club. “There is no point having a motto if you don't follow the thing through. So, praise our youth, and they will

Reuben Murray getting his just reward for dedication to club and county

Reuben Murray getting his just reward for dedication to club and county

By John Harrington The Centurion Club - those who have played more 100 times or more for their senior county team - is a small and exclusive one. It takes a rare combination of dedication and ability to earn the right to wear your county jersey that many times, especially

05 November 2026

Hurling putting down roots in Ardara

Hurling putting down roots in Ardara

By John Harrington Since he was a boy growing up in Armoy in the Glens of Antrim, hurling has always been a way of life for Colm Hunter. His first hero was Glen Rovers clubmate, Olcan ‘Cloot’ McFetridge, who won an All-Star in 1989 when Hunter was an impressionable seven

04 November 2026

Saintfield Camp is heaven sent for young Down hurlers

Saintfield Camp is heaven sent for young Down hurlers

By John Harrington Growing the game of hurling meaningfully in the developing counties is akin to putting together a jigsaw puzzle. It takes time and patience, and even if each piece you slot into place might seem relatively insignificant at the time, it will create an opportunity for another until

28 October 2026

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