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Adult hurling returns to Athy after 17 year hiatus

Adult hurling returns to Athy after 17 year hiatus

Friday 14 August 2026

Sorcha McCartan reflects on beautiful day for Cork camogie

Sorcha McCartan reflects on beautiful day for Cork camogie

Friday 14 August 2026

Na Fianna bringing hurling and camogie to east Sligo

Na Fianna bringing hurling and camogie to east Sligo

Thursday 13 August 2026

Handball to be included in USGAA finals for first time

Handball to be included in USGAA finals for first time

Friday 14 August 2026

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Erin's Own Castlecomer's remarkable success shows the magic of Féile

Erin's Own Castlecomer's remarkable success shows the magic of Féile

By Martin Fogarty In sport there are always stand out moments. Special occasions you get a great kick out of, or where you can’t help having a tear in your eye and marvelling at what you've watched regardless of loyalties. For me some of these occasions have been: Offaly’s first

Thursday 13 August 2026

Connacht hurling's greenshoots are thriving

Connacht hurling's greenshoots are thriving

By John Harrington Boyle and Tulsk from Roscommon, Ballinamore from Leitrim, and Eastern Harps from Sligo were among the 45 new hurling units established in 2024 or 2025 who successfully applied for hurling starter packs last year. On Monday, August 3rd, all four clubs were among the 32 from Connacht

Tuesday 11 August 2026

In ómós Pádraig Horan

In ómós Pádraig Horan

GAA President Jarlath Burns has extended the sympathies of the Association to the family of the late Offaly hurler Pádraig Horan, who has passed away. The St Rynagh’s clubman famously captained Offaly to their first ever All-Ireland SHC success in 1981. A powerful full-forward, he was a very accomplished sticks-man

Wednesday 12 August 2026

'Have A Go' hurling and camogie events taking place for Heritage Week

'Have A Go' hurling and camogie events taking place for Heritage Week

A series of ‘Have A Go’ hurling and camogie events will take place around the country for Heritage Week. The events will give children aged 8 to 10 the opportunity to pick up a hurley, try something new, and have fun playing our national sport. They’re designed to be a

Wednesday 12 August 2026

In ómós James McHugh

In ómós James McHugh

GAA President Jarlath Burns has extended the sympathies of the Association to the family and friends of the late Donegal footballer, James McHugh, and his wife Noreen who both lost their lives in a road traffic collision. Jarlath Burns said: “James was part of the Donegal team that made history

Tuesday 11 August 2026

Bord Gáis Energy renews sponsorship of All-Ireland SHC

Bord Gáis Energy renews sponsorship of All-Ireland SHC

Bord Gáis Energy has today announced the renewal of its long-standing sponsorship of the GAA All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship, extending one of Irish sport’s most recognised partnerships into a new era focused on energy sustainability. Marking 17 years of partnership with the GAA, Bord Gáis Energy will also become the

Tuesday 11 August 2026

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Na Fianna bringing hurling and camogie to east Sligo

Na Fianna bringing hurling and camogie to east Sligo

By John Harrington Much like any business, the key to success for a sports club is to satisfy a demand. Children will quickly fall in love with hurling if given the chance to play, but until this year there was no opportunity to do so in a large swathe of

Erin's Own Castlecomer's remarkable success shows the magic of Féile

Erin's Own Castlecomer's remarkable success shows the magic of Féile

By Martin Fogarty In sport there are always stand out moments. Special occasions you get a great kick out of, or where you can’t help having a tear in your eye and marvelling at what you've watched regardless of loyalties. For me some of these occasions have been: Offaly’s first

Connacht hurling's greenshoots are thriving

Connacht hurling's greenshoots are thriving

By John Harrington Boyle and Tulsk from Roscommon, Ballinamore from Leitrim, and Eastern Harps from Sligo were among the 45 new hurling units established in 2024 or 2025 who successfully applied for hurling starter packs last year. On Monday, August 3rd, all four clubs were among the 32 from Connacht

Emma Murphy taking centre stage for Cork

Emma Murphy taking centre stage for Cork

By Daragh Ó Conchúir Ger Manley is talking about his new-look Cork camogie panel, but emphasising that the bottom line has never changed. The need for the majority to do the basics well, rather than a reliance on two or three of the box-office operators to constantly perform miracles. The

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