Saturday 19 September 2020
Over one million tuned in to the broadcaster’s coverage from Croke Park.
Mayo native Eoin Butler hopes ‘the Jackeens will be knocked off their perch next year’.
The eight games in the opening stage of the qualifiers take place this weekend.
Jack McCaffrey is on the road to recovery after the All-Ireland final injury.
The book overcame stiff competition from five other nominees.
Stephen Rochford’s side last met Roscommon in a provincial championship clash back in 2014.
The games will take place on 17 and 24 June.
Keep an eye out for this lot during the summer months.
The new GAA Club Players Association was officially launched today.
In 1997, he inspired the county to their first All-Ireland title since 1986, as his nine points in the final against Mayo proved crucial.
See if you can choose a winner from this lot.
Stephen Rochford and Jim Gavin have suggested alternatives that might be worth looking at.
On a massive day at GAA HQ, who would book their place in the final four?
A double header in Croke Park on Sunday, 31 July, is due to take place.
It’s still early in the year but who do you fancy?
Dessie Conneely made his mark in Belfast last Saturday.
One of Tipperary’s rising football talents isn’t happy with the new proposal.
The players’ body have not been happy at being ignored.
Here are some of the lighter moments from the 2015 GAA championship.
It was another memorable year with familiar champions.
Kerry forward Kieran Donaghy wasn’t happy with a challenge on him late in yesterday’s All-Ireland football final.
We were at GAA HQ for the big showdown.
A metaphor for this afternoon, maybe?
Miss out on tickets? Never fear.
The Dubs are getting set for a final date with Kerry.
Good news for fans.
Tickets for Dublin’s second meeting with Mayo in a week sold out earlier today.
The Women’s Gaelic Players Association are calling for the GAA to reverse their decision.
We’ll have to with a bit longer to see who’ll meet Kerry in the final.
The Dublin back wasn’t punished after the incident early in the second half.
The former Footballer of the Year loses out with Brian Fenton and Denis Bastick starting in midfield.
We’re gearing up to Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final.
The Kerry county board have released details of their fixtures programme.
Mayo fans, prepared to be pumped up.
Chris Barrett gets the nod to start in defence.
Joe Brolly wasn’t pleased with Maurice Deegan’s performance
Marc Ó Sé and Ronan McNamee both picked up black cards
The sides meet in next Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final at Croke Park.
Mickey Harte has made one enforced change ahead of Sunday’s clash.
Eamonn Fitzmaurice makes three changes in total with Peter Crowley and Johnny Buckley both included too.
