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2013 All-Star hurler Danny Sutcliffe retires from Dublin
The club hurling championship is a big beast that only the resourced can challenge for
To win a Tommy Moore Cup, you need to be on the road for several years. Or at least that’s how it seems.
Mark O'Connor: 'The Dingle boys will be under the coffin someday. It just means the world'
Dingle's All-Ireland match-winner: 'I didn't think I had enough in it, it just creeped over'
REACTION: Dingle and Ballygunner land All-Ireland titles
Late Geaney point secures dramatic All-Ireland win for Dingle against St Brigid's
An epic contest swung the way of the Kerry champions.
Carlow, Offaly, Leitrim and Derry win as LGFA trial rules debut on inter-county stage
'They've learned an awful lot from defeats' - Jason Ryan hails Ballygunner experience
Ballygunner claim All-Ireland senior club hurling title with defeat of Loughrea
Goalkeeper Stephen O’Keeffe was man-of-the-match as the Waterford champions triumphed.
Galway strike late to deny Mayo FBD League title
Dingle's AFL star - 'A really grounded, humble individual. He's gone over and above to come home'
The Geelong player has been pivotal to his club reaching the All-Ireland final.
The well travelled manager chasing All-Ireland glory after a lifetime of never standing still
Cork and Donegal claim pre-season football titles
Aidan O'Connor points the way as Limerick see off Waterford
Galway secure Walsh Cup after beating Dublin on penalties
Nenagh CBS and St Flannan's see off local rivals to advance to Harty Cup final
Loughrea's Cullen Killeen cleared to play in All-Ireland final following last-ditch DRA appeal
'We've been using that feeling of hurt and regret of leaving one behind us to fuel us'
'I'd get more of a buzz from Loughrea winning an All Ireland than Galway'
The Hoban brothers will be in All-Ireland club hurling final action tomorrow – with one notable exception.
Who will win the All-Ireland senior club football and hurling finals?
'The GAA is in Dessie's blood' - Ballygunner's attacking leader chasing All-Ireland glory
Dessie Hutchinson has been in superb form en route to tomorrow’s final in Croke Park.
Clifford and O'Shea named to start for Kerry, while Galway announce Morrissey as captain
Loughlin and Wallace impress as Westmeath rally from eight points down to clinch O'Byrne Cup
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How Michelle Caulfield and husband John Conlon have helped put Loughrea in right frame of mind
Galway champions have changed the perception that they were a ‘nearly’ team.
Geelong stars coming to Croker to support Mark O'Connor and Dingle in All-Ireland final
'He is very detailed' - Outside coaches pushing on All-Ireland finalists St Brigid's and Dingle
Evan Talty, Owen Mooney and Aidan O’Shea will all be looking to bring their adopted clubs to glory on Sunday.
Fitzgibbon Cup victories for MTU Cork, UCD and SETU Waterford
Down club withdraw motion to pull inter-county teams out of Allianz-sponsored competitions
'We've grown up obsessed with Dingle football' - The Geaney factor powering the All-Ireland finalists
The Kerry champions face St Brigid’s in Croke Park on Sunday.
Northern exposure: How the stroke of a pen led to Ulster's tactical dominance
In Part 3 of our series on Gaelic football’s evolution, we learn how unforeseen tactical sophistication came as a result of a half-forgotten educational act.
UCC thriller a good omen while Monaghan and Donegal reach Dr McKenna Cup final
Loughrea's Cullen Killeen set to miss All-Ireland final after unsuccessful CAC appeal
'It's not about have you won one or 10 All-Irelands, it's the All-Ireland that's in front of you'
The cult of the manager: Heffernan and O'Dwyer herald long era of charismatic leadership
Declan Bogue details an age defined by striking personalities in Part 2 of our series on Gaelic football’s tactical evolution.
The All-Ireland club finals preview pod
Darragh Fitzgibbon to captain Cork hurlers in 2026
'It is not the role of the GAA to be the moral guardians': GAA publish report on Allianz partnership
No divided loyalties for a treasured son of both St Brigid's and Dingle
Tom Óg O’Brien gave years of football to Dingle and came home to win championships with St Brigid’s.
UL reach Sigerson Cup quarter-finals after win over holders DCU as TU Dublin advance