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March
March 2025
AnalysisLast day scramble
All the ups and downs of the hurling leagues as we explain final day permutations
AnalysisPermutations
Who's going up and who's coming down? The final day Gaelic football permutations explained
ardsmen
'The cult of the manager has destroyed the GAA' - Ronan Sheehan and the long climb for Down
Win this weekend away to Kerry and the Down hurlers will be up to Division 1B.
No tight fit for old men
GAA bosses need to ditch the tracksuits and get back to dressing like adults
Analysiscolumn
Gaelic football is a game worth saving from itself and control freaks
Whatever happens, the sport cannot go back to the awful spectacle it became.
kicking game
Armagh inflict eight-point defeat on Dublin after holding them scoreless for first 20 minutes
tight margins
New bosses Ó Ceallacháin and Queally square off with no margin for error in Walsh Park
February
February 2025
Friends Reunited
'People ask, ‘What did you give Geezer to join?' - Pillar Caffrey on managing McGeeney and Dessie
Kieran McGeeney’s playing days with Na Fianna saw him line out with Dublin duo Dessie Farrell and Mick Galvin.
sean brown
'Why is our family and our 87-year-old mother being treated with such contempt?'
GAA Congress featured an appearance from the family of Seán Brown, with his daughter Clare giving one of the most important-ever addresses to a Congress floor.
Freebig day for the parish
Clifford-Mania arrives in Pomeroy with Kerry star's hat-trick brilliance
A switch of grounds has written the name of the Tyrone club into the legend of David Clifford.
The Faithful
'He brings so much energy to the place' - Cormac Egan on Mickey Harte impact with Offaly
Political Football
'It's really only pessimism on Casement at the moment' - Jarlath Burns hits out at DUP's Lyons
all change
All-Ireland football championships set for revamp as backdoor system makes a comeback
Delegates overwhelmingly vote to scrap Sam Maguire and Tailteann Cup round-robin formats from 2026.
Profile
'He’s a fantastic hurler, a brilliant stick player' - the making of Darragh Fitzgibbon
Last year’s nominee for Hurler of the Year has pushed himself into a leadership position for rejuvenated Rebels.
Saffs for Croker
'Corrigan or Nowhere' takes another twist as Antrim nominate Belfast venue to Ulster Council
AnalysisComeback King
Michael Murphy's comeback to Donegal colours provokes a love supreme
No player has ever been more admired by the Donegal public than their captain of 12 seasons, and now returned to the fold, Michael Murphy.
Big Ball Cats
Her Majesty's championship, going scoreless, and Croke Park wins - the Kilkenny football story
big interview
'The noise around Mickey Harte last year was relentless' - The Chrissy McKaigue interview
After waving goodbye to a glittering career, the Slaughtneil man plans a way forward after 17 years locked into an obsession.
