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Last year
2025
Stony grey soil
Hewn from the mountains and bog, Scotstown ache for this Ulster final
For a club with a rich tradition of winning Ulster club titles, this present generation have none, apart from three final defeats. And still they come.
PodcastThe 42 GAA Weekly
The big call that led to elation and despair in Dingle-Barrs thriller
Fintan O’Toole joins Ronan Early to delve into the talking points of the weekend, the main one being the controversy over the conclusion of Dingle versus St Finbarr’s. Emma Duffy then joins the pod to preview the weekend’s LGFA and Camogie finals at Croke Park.
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Guided By The Holy Spirit
Ulster final celebrations with the parish priest and facing All-Ireland five-in-a-row chasers
Down Under
Cork dual star Healy, Waterford captain Murray, and Tyrone speedster Horisk seal AFLW moves
Family ties
'Dad passed away 21 years ago. We picked this cup out' - Murphy's special Leinster club success
Talking Points
Two-point debates, Dingle and St Martin's celebrate milestone wins, super Sherlock
Ballyboden brilliance and Kilkenny veterans stood out in Leinster.
Memories
Hogan's 1-1 helps former Kilkenny teammate Murphy lift Leinster club trophy named after father
thurles thriller
Conor Geaney secures dramatic Munster title win for Dingle against St Finbarr's
Steven Sherlock struck 0-16 in defeat for the Cork side.
LEINSTER CHAMPIONS
'That bit of messing paid off. He's made history now, he'll go down in the annals of the parish'
History makers
Wexford's St Martin's win Leinster hurling final thriller against Ballyhale Shamrocks
PodcastThe 42 GAA WeeklyHurling needs a big game, and why football could do with more new rules
52m
Munster finals
West Kerry's awake: How Dingle and An Ghaeltacht are conquering rural depopulation
Éamonn Fitzmaurice has coached almost all of the two squads heading into the Munster finals this weekend.
long road back to croker
Back in Ballyhale, Henry Shefflin is sharpening himself for more Leinster honours
The decorated player has kickstarted his coaching career once more with his home club.
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From the GAA to World Rugby to Fifa - Stop changing the formats of our great competitions
The formats of virtually of our biggest events have changed radically in the last few years – we have to call a halt.
