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The Royals National Football League Division 2 matches likely to form part of a double header with Dublin
Frank Irwin kicked a two-point free at the death to deny Westport.
Breaking news Tipperary senior football manager Philly Ryan has died suddenly at the age of 56. Tipperary GAA released a... The post Tipperary senior football manager Philly Ryan dies aged 56 appeared...
The great Clonmel Commercials clubman, who played in goal for Tipp between 1990 and 2003, has passed away today
The Clonmel Commercials native was a stalwart of Tipperary football.
Tipperary GAA has been stunned following the death of senior football manager Philly Ryan.
Another Mayo county title is on the line. For some it means everything. To one it is another part of life’s mosaic.
By any measure, the weekend gone by was a remarkable one in Roscommon LGFA.
Westport and Ballina Stephenites go head to head in the Connacht Gold Mayo SFC Final on Sunday. Saturday, October 18 Mannok Fermanagh SFC Final Erne Gaels Belleek v Derrygonnelly Harps, Brewster Park...
The draws for the 2026 provincial senior football championships are set to be made on Thursday, November 27th at Croke Park.
Talk about longevity! This GAA player details how she is still going after so long in the game.
Objection over the semi-final loss to Newbridge heard by county board.
The last three All-Ireland club football winners didn't even reach their own County Finals as they bowed out over the last week and a half with big names dropping all over the country.
Five dual players in Westmeath were forced to choose between important camogie and ladies football games which clashed last Saturday.
Wicklow GAA has led the tributes to a young footballer from Barndarrig who was laid to rest at the weekend.
Holders Cargin bid for a fourth successive title in what is a repeat of the 2023 county final with Dunloy aiming for a first football win since 1936
Karl O’Connell has retired from inter-county football after a 14-year career.
Roscommon forward Ciaráin Murtagh has announced his retirement from inter-county football after 11 years in the Primrose and Blue.
He captained the Rossies to a Connacht title in 2017, with his brothers Brian and Diarmuid also part of the panel
The decorated brothers hold the two underage managerial positions in Kerry and, like some other famous siblings, may end up in senior inter-county management