There was plenty of evidence last night that hurling and camogie have a bright future in Longford. A total of 120 children took to the field at Glennon Brothers Pearse Park to ‘Have A Go’ at Hurling and Camogie, with many picking up a hurl for the very first time.

By Cian O'Connell Eimear McGrath knows that possibilities exist for Tipperary Camogie. Progress is being made, emerging talent from the county has flourished on the senior inter-county stage recently. So, Tipperary, beaten by eventual champions Cork in an All-Ireland Semi-Final, aren't that far away. "I don't think so, and I

Cork’sSorcha McCartan and Roscommon’sSaoirse Wynne are thewinners of the PwC GPA Women’s Player of the Month awards forLadiesFootball andCamogie for the month of August. PwCisproud to recognise excellence inGaelic Games through their sponsorship of the Player of the Month awardsas well as thePwCAll-Stars and thePwCCamogie All-Stars. The August awards celebrate

Click here to listen to the full interview with Kilkenny and Shamrocks Ballyhale hurler Darragh Corcoran. By Cian O'Connell "Henry coming in is massive for Kilkenny, really," Shamrocks Ballyhale Darragh Corcoran says about the recent appointment of Henry Shefflin as manager of the striped senior inter-county team. Corcoran is excited

The Protection & Prosperity Louth GAA Training Centre in Darver welcomed more than 60 children from across Louth for a hugely enjoyable Have A Go – Hurling & Camogie event. Children from all corners of the county came along to pick up a hurl, give the games a try and