By Paul Keane At the launch of the Game Changer programme in Croke Park last November, Colin Regan spoke about the motivation behind it. The GAA's Community and Health manager talked about the mountai ...

While Gaelic games may have been played in the Araglen area since the foundation of the GAA, and Gaelic football and hurling teams fielded locally from the early 20th century, Araglen GAA was ...

THE Land of a Thousand Welcomes? Perhaps not . . .  The charity group GAA Palestine recently set out to bring 33 kids between the ages of nine and 16 and 14 mentors from the West Bank on a tour of ...

The introduction of the two-pointer to Gaelic football means players can now score a new hat-trick: A one-pointer, ...

THE GAA has announced that Brendan Cawley will officiate this year’s All-Ireland football final between Kerry and Donegal on ...

It was a mixed weekend for Ulster. Tyrone were chinned by Clifford brilliance. Donegal bore their ruthless side. Michael McMullan takes a look. FOUR became two over the weekend as the race for Sam ...

Donegal will appear in their fourth All-Ireland final against Kerry later this month and Jim McGuinness will have been a part ...

That much was evident when a miss by Donegal’s Ryan McHugh during Sunday’s All-Ireland SFC semi-final against Meath was ...

The atmosphere was unbelievable. Waterford had arrived, naturally full of hope, but they were blown out of it. There was no ...

Donegal's workrate is extraordinary, their discipline so impressive. Meath were off it, but not many teams will survive the ...

The addition of ladies' football to the field of Gaelic games has transformed the sporting landscape for women on and off the pitch ...