Gaa
February
February 2026
GAA
Dublin GAA gets green light for state-of-the-art training facility and 500-seat arena at Spawell
Blues Don't Run The Game
Different planets: Dublin fading to irrelevance in Kerry's pursuit of back-to-back All-Irelands
Ger Brennan’s trawl for talent is starting to feel more like a cattle call than a transition.
AnalysisGreen Machine
How Limerick found their mojo and kickstarted their season against Tipp
Limerick’s superiority was particularly evident in points from play, where they outscored Tipperary by 0-31 to 0-10.
Division 1 Football League
Mulreany saves penalty at the death as Donegal make it four wins from four against Armagh
Teenage Kicks
Kobe McDonald shines with 1-4 off the bench on Mayo senior debut
18-year-old lights up St Tiernach’s Park on senior inter-county bow.
PURE DEISE
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.
Fourth Gear
Kerry flex muscle at Croke Park as All-Ireland champions cruise past hapless Dublin
Tony Brosnan’s 57th-minute goal the killer score as Kingdom keep league title hopes alive.
Division 1A Hurling League
Limerick reassert head-to-head supremacy over Tipperary with 15-point thumping
CLARE COMING
'The major hope is that we are not up today and down tomorrow' – the Kildare hurling journey
Men in the Middle
'He's a beast of a man' – Meath and Cork powerhouses key in promotion push
Jack Flynn and Colm O’Callaghan have stood out for their sides this year.
King Con
Con O’Callaghan’s brilliance is the Dubs’ only answer to football’s new challenges
The Cuala star hit 0-8 v Monaghan last Saturday, and his importance to the Dublin cause has never been greater.
AnalysisOrange flags
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.
