Two points for a '45, and supporting dual players - key congress motions for Ladies football
There will also be a vote on who will become the next LGFA president.
There will also be a vote on who will become the next LGFA president.
Congress is just two weeks away. Here’s what you need to know.
The two sides met in last year’s All-Ireland final.
GAA president John Horan says he wants to explore the possibility of introducing a second tier competition.
The top flight clubs have voted to move deadline day to the Thursday before the campaign gets underway.
A number of changes are in place to facilitate works this weekend.
The 2017 campaign will begin earlier than usual, according to Fran Gavin.
Martin O’Neill needs to freshen things up in tomorrow’s final Euro 2016 group match.
Who do you want to see your club sign?
While government formation talks have been ongoing, another group are actually making a lot of progress.
Bernard Lapasset believes the Six Nations needs to open up to other competitors in the future.
Croke Park chiefs will put this plan to Congress next month.
St Mary’s are calling for a League style format involving nine counties.
Although if you didn’t notice them, that’s ok. They’re easy to miss.
It’s not just the Creme Egg that has let us down.
The Offaly legend thinks Brian Cody should start both Kilkenny legends against Tipp on Sunday.
Like ‘highlight of their night’ excited.
We meet Alan Gallagher, the man who’ll oversee the changeover.
Now fewer than eight changes for the Cats.
After launching a redesigned home page last month, why does Twitter want to make profile pages look more like Facebook?
Should Ireland be worried by the absences from training? Is Giovanni Trapattoni really going to change his formation so close to such a crunch game… would that even be wise? Miguel Delaney looks at the key points.
The Spaniard captured his seventh Barcelona Open title to move within 3,000 ranking points of the world No1, while Maria Sharapova thumped Victoria Azarenka to move within sight of the top spot.
Players that the new manager has released include Stephen Lucey, Donie Ryan and Damien Reale.
With a handful of Ireland’s Golden Generation having now slipped the wrong side of 30, how many have the appetite for another year of competitive international rugby?
The 26-year-old time triallist and strongman will join the Belgian outfit at the conclusion of the current season.
Marc Lievremont has made 13 changes to the France side for Saturday’s return match against Ireland at the Aviva Stadium.