By Cian O'Connell There is always something happening. Cian O'Toole knows, though, that is one of the joys in the job. A multi faceted role, O'Toole is thoroughly enjoying working as Galway GAA's Hurling Games Development Co-Ordinator in the city. Galway GAA's Coaching & Games Manager Dennis Carr has assembled

By John Harrington It’s been another year of growth for GAA Rounders as more people discover the sport for the first time or rediscover it as adults having played it in their youth. That opportunity to play a team-sport at an age when doing so on a football or hurling

By John Harrington It’s been a “busy, but good busy” time for all associated with Fourmilewater hurling club. So says club Chairperson, Michael O’Gorman, who is clearly a master of understatement. Last Saturday the club's Junior B Hurlers won their county championship. On Sunday their senior hurlers defeated Roanmore to

By Daragh Ó Conchúir Social camogie has proved a resounding success in all the key metrics: participation, inclusivity, enjoyment, providing exercise opportunities and opening up clubs to a whole new cohort of members – players, mentors, administrators and volunteers. Nora Stapleton played at the highest level in three other codes