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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

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

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

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Hurling putting down roots in Ardara

Hurling putting down roots in Ardara

Wednesday 4 November 2026

Castleknock GAA still eager to implement new initiatives

Castleknock GAA still eager to implement new initiatives

Wednesday 4 November 2026

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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

Carlow's Ballon flying high

Carlow's Ballon flying high

By John Harrington What a difference a year has made for Carlow GAA club Ballon. Last year they were down in the dumps after losing three county finals – Intermediate and Junior C football, and Junior LGFA. This year they’re walking on air after completing a clean sweep of the

Tuesday 3 November 2026

Memories and medals matter to TJ Reid

Memories and medals matter to TJ Reid

Kilkenny's TJ Reid hurled at senior inter-county level for two decades. During a glittering playing career with Kilkenny, Reid won seven All-Ireland SHC titles, 14 Leinster Championships, five Allianz Hurling League medals, seven All-Stars, a Hurler of the Year, and became the all-time leading Championship scorer. Click here to listen

Monday 2 November 2026

Round-up: Weekend's camogie club championship action

Round-up: Weekend's camogie club championship action

It will be Cork vs Waterford in the AIB Munster Senior Camogie Club Championship final, for a second consecutive year, with reigning champions St Finbarr’s set to face Gailltír. The Barrs overcame a strong Thurles Sarsfields challenge on Sunday afternoon, on a score-line 1-17 to 1-10. Last year’s beaten All-Ireland

Monday 2 November 2026

Galway SHC Final: Loughrea complete three-in-a-row

Galway SHC Final: Loughrea complete three-in-a-row

Galway SHC Final Loughrea 0-17 Tommy Larkins 0-16 By Cian O'Connell at Pearse Stadium Ultimately, a compelling encounter in Salthill was decided by Tiernan Killeen's class. Trailing by a point in additional time, Killeen responded clipping two splendid efforts to ensure Loughrea retained the Galway SHC title. Character had to

Sunday 1 November 2026

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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

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

Sean McVeigh working hard for Donegal hurling

Sean McVeigh working hard for Donegal hurling

By John Harrington Last March, Sean McVeigh was appointed as Donegal GAA’s Hurling Academy Head for the County. The creation of the new role was one of five goals outlined in a hurling development plan published in November last year and underlined the county’s determination to promote both codes equally

22 October 2026

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