While the Tír Eoghain senior county football team and their management team may have lost their quarter-final match against Ciarraí last Sunday, their actions before and after the game won them the admiration and respect of hundreds of thousands of GAA and non-GAA supporters across Ireland and further afield.

Last Saturday, the GAA published the covers of the match programmes for the games taking place that weekend.  It was not something that would usually spark any comment

County London were on the wrong end of a thrashing in Ruislip on Sunday, as Galway visited North-West London for their opening match of the Connacht Championship.

On the 1st of February, Cork’s GAA County Board officially ratified a motion to change the name of Páírc Úi Chaoimh to ‘SuperValu Páirc Úi Chaoimh’

After the outcry over the proposal from the Central Competitions Control Committee last December to exclude any county with less than five hurling clubs from the National League from 2025 onwards