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GAA'S Glór na nÓg Community Initiative returns with €100,000 funding from Amazon

GAA'S Glór na nÓg Community Initiative returns with €100,000 funding from Amazon

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Westmeath's Castledaly proving hurling can prosper in football heartlands

Westmeath's Castledaly proving hurling can prosper in football heartlands

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Cavan's Ben Devlin impresses in decider

Cavan's Ben Devlin impresses in decider

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St. Aidan's Magilligan putting hurling on the map in north Derry

St. Aidan's Magilligan putting hurling on the map in north Derry

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Round-up: Weekend's senior club championship action

Round-up: Weekend's senior club championship action

Antrim Cuchallains Dunloy topped Group Two following a comprehensive win over Naomh Eanna. Loughgiel Shamrocks, St John's, and Ruairi Óg Cushendall, prompted by a Joseph McLaughlin goal, also registered wins. Armagh The draw for next weekend's Armagh SFC preliminary quarter-final has provided some interesting tussles. Carrickcruppen v Maghery Cullyhanna v

Monday 31 August 2026

Waterford SHC Final: Ballygunner edge out Fourmilewater make it 13 in a row

Waterford SHC Final: Ballygunner edge out Fourmilewater make it 13 in a row

JJ Kavanagh & Sons Waterford Senior Hurling Championship Final Ballygunner 1-16 Fourmilewater 0-15 Jordan Norris, Cappoquin Logistics Fraher Field Ballygunner are kings of Waterford hurling for a 13th consecutive year, but they were pushed to the limit by a ferocious Fourmilewater effort before eventually prevailing by four points. Trailing by

Sunday 30 August 2026

Croke Park's first radio broadcast commemorated

Croke Park's first radio broadcast commemorated

By Cian Murphy Uachtarán CLG Jarlath Burns has today unveiled a plaque to mark the centenary of the first ever radio broadcast at Croke Park - an event which is part of sports broadcasting history. It was at the All-Ireland hurling semi-finals in Croke Park of 100 years ago this

Friday 28 August 2026

Gaelic games to be exhibited to 100,000 at Verona's Tocatì Festival

Gaelic games to be exhibited to 100,000 at Verona's Tocatì Festival

By John Harrington The profile of Gaelic games in Europe will be raised significantly by the 2026 Tocatì Festival in Verona which takes place from September 18-20. The free-entry festival, recognised by UNESCO as a Good Practice for Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage, draws over 100,000 people annually to the Italian

Friday 28 August 2026

Cian O'Toole eager to further develop hurling in Galway city

Cian O'Toole eager to further develop hurling in Galway city

By Cian O'Connell There is always something happening. Cian O'Toole knows, though, that is one of the joys in the job. A multi faceted role, O'Toole is thoroughly enjoying working as Galway GAA's Hurling Games Development Co-Ordinator in the city. Galway GAA's Coaching & Games Manager Dennis Carr has assembled

Friday 28 August 2026

Clubs encouraged to host Go Games blitz this September

Clubs encouraged to host Go Games blitz this September

Gaelic games clubs are invited to host an U8 Go Games Football or Hurling/Camogie blitz this September. The Football blitzes will take place on the weekend of Saturday/Sunday September 12/13 with the Hurling/Camogie blitzes taking place the following weekend, Saturday/Sunday September 19/20. Over 150 clubs have already expressed an interest

Friday 28 August 2026

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Westmeath's Castledaly proving hurling can prosper in football heartlands

Westmeath's Castledaly proving hurling can prosper in football heartlands

By John Harrington There are two obvious quirks about club hurling in Westmeath. The first is that the powerbase of the game is very much concentrated in the north of the county, and the second is that all of the county’s 47 clubs are sole code clubs with 15 of

Cian O'Toole eager to further develop hurling in Galway city

Cian O'Toole eager to further develop hurling in Galway city

By Cian O'Connell There is always something happening. Cian O'Toole knows, though, that is one of the joys in the job. A multi faceted role, O'Toole is thoroughly enjoying working as Galway GAA's Hurling Games Development Co-Ordinator in the city. Galway GAA's Coaching & Games Manager Dennis Carr has assembled

Momentum grows behind GAA Rounders ahead of All-Ireland Finals

Momentum grows behind GAA Rounders ahead of All-Ireland Finals

By John Harrington It’s been another year of growth for GAA Rounders as more people discover the sport for the first time or rediscover it as adults having played it in their youth. That opportunity to play a team-sport at an age when doing so on a football or hurling

Fourmilewater hurlers marking centenary in style

Fourmilewater hurlers marking centenary in style

By John Harrington It’s been a “busy, but good busy” time for all associated with Fourmilewater hurling club. So says club Chairperson, Michael O’Gorman, who is clearly a master of understatement. Last Saturday the club's Junior B Hurlers won their county championship. On Sunday their senior hurlers defeated Roanmore to

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