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March 2026
'When he left Armagh? It was like a death in our family' - Kieran Donaghy's Armagh legacy
Kerry legend spent five seasons coaching the Ulster side, now he returns as Kerry coach.
Munster Rugby name squad for URC South African tour
Ulster confirm that Rob Baloucoune faces surgery and three months out
Mark Allen negotiates handy opener in snooker World Open
Kerry excellence, Rossies rising, Armagh comeback: GAA football league talking points
Louth win over Derry brings them level at the top of the table
'There is a massive Kerry heritage. It’s in the DNA' - Aidan O'Shea's Kingdom roots
Since his first meeting in 2009, Mayo’s leader has always measured himself against the county of his parents.
'You can’t fake that. Horse gives you everything. He brings the X-factor'
Ulster missing Iain Henderson for Edinburgh after Ireland call-up
Donegal-Down Ulster tie to be played in Letterkenny
Ireland's November Nations Championship schedule confirmed
Ulster secure David McCann for another two seasons as he pens new deal
One more league win and Tipp can zone in on Cork and an April day in Semple
If the league is about learning and panel depth, then Liam Cahill will be frustrated so far.
It's a ripper: The Irish players seeking to have a big impact on the AFL this season
14 players are registered with Aussie Rules teams as the season begins.
Tyrone's Canavan still planning to travel despite Australia trip falling through
Ignoring reservations of Allianz deal is no longer an option for the GAA
Protests at Congress were backed up with heavyweight contributions that have shifted the conversation.
McClenaghan returns to action on Friday for first time since Olympic gold win
Kickouts key as dominant Derry inflict major damage on Cork's promotion bid
Derry struck 1-31 to show they are climbing back to being serious contenders.
Derry hammer Cork by 20 points to go top of Division 2 table
This year
2026
Minor matters - Should they return to GAA All-Ireland final day?
Restoring the All-Ireland minor final to the showpiece day as a curtain raiser will be proposed at GAA Congress.
The three candidates aiming to become the next GAA President
Standing room only: In the north curve as Celtic's season threatens to unravel
The sudden panic around Celtic is jeopardising the recovery under Martin O’Neill.
Peter Queally and Waterford crave a head of steam to bring into the Munster bearpit
A trip over to Nowlan Park is a perfect test of a panel all coming together for a proper crack at the Munster Championship.
'The major hope is that we are not up today and down tomorrow' – the Kildare hurling journey
Shamrock Rovers snap up Tunmise Sobowale from St Mirren on loan
Leona Maguire sits T6 after strong start in Thailand
Leitrim release footage of Barry McNulty's tour-de-force of six two-pointers
Fortune favours the two-point braves in Gaelic football. Long may it continue.
Scoring rates increase as the ground gets firmer and teams seek to maximise their shooting potential.
Ger Brennan determined to get his Startled Earwigs moment out of the way
Dublin manager’s threats to cull the panel designed to get a reaction against Monaghan.
All change as Meath aim to become Louth's noisy neighbours
Having lost the last three important meetings, the relationship between the Leinster rivals has changed.
'Dublin’s traditional game is all-out, gung-ho' – James McCarthy
Glenn Whelan appointed interim manager of Wigan Athletic
Kildare on the upside of the seesaw while Antrim stare into the abyss
Shamrock Rovers secure former player Naj Razi on multi-year term
Down footballers become first county squad of 2026 on a foreign training camp
The 'hiding to nothing' game – how do teams approach All-Ireland final rematches?
Cork and Tipperary meet tonight, over six months on from that Croke Park showdown.
Applications open to volunteer at 2027 Ryder Cup
'He had a great talent for healing' - Clare players pay tribute to the late Colum Flynn
Pádraig Amond extends Waterford contract for two more seasons
Of the top teams in All-Ireland hunt, Galway remain unfancied - just as they want it
All teams are in flux and Galway are no different but they are ushering through new leaders and prospects.