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Community ethos driving Portglenone to new heights
By John Harrington Bunting and flags ripple in the breeze wherever you look in Portglenone and there’s even a car painted in the club colours of black and saffron. The small village on the banks of the Bann is buzzing ahead of Sunday’s Antrim Senior Football Championship Final against Cargin
16 HR AGO
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2024 Champion 15 team announced
The GAA has today announced the players who have been selected for the 2024 Champion 15 team, which is a selection of the top hurlers who starred in this year’s Christy Ring, Nickey Rackard and Lory Meagher Cup campaigns.
There are eight counties who have representatives on the final 15,
Tuesday 8 October 2024
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Fixture details for Allianz GAA Football Inter-Provincial Series
The GAA can confirm arrangements for the Allianz GAA Football Inter-Provincial Series which will showcase the proposed new rule changes for Gaelic football as devised by the Football Review Committee, chaired by Jim Gavin, at Croke Park the weekend after next.
On Friday October 18 Leinster play Connacht in the
Tuesday 8 October 2024
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Community ethos driving Portglenone to new heights
By John Harrington
Bunting and flags ripple in the breeze wherever you look in Portglenone and there’s even a car painted in the club colours of black and saffron.
The small village on the banks of the Bann is buzzing ahead of Sunday’s Antrim Senior Football Championship Final against Cargin
16 HR AGO
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The joy of six adult county finals in one year for Carnew Emmets
By John Harrington
Located in the south-western ‘finger’ of County Wicklow, Carnew Emmets are their own little Gaelic games peninsula.
The county border with Wexford is little more than a kilometre from the eastern edge of the village, the Carlow border is nine kilometres to the west, and Shillelagh-Coolboy GAA
03 October 2024
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Eoghan Ruadh, Dungannon go the extra mile for hurling
By John Harrington
If you want to grow hurling in the developing counties, then no better people to ask than those who have built thriving hurling clubs in them.
Eoghan Ruadh, Dungannon, who contest Sunday’s Tyrone Senior Hurling Championship Final against Éire Óg, Carrickmore, are one such club.
Their proud
02 October 2024
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Hurling and Camogie to help each other grow
By John Harrington
Camogie President, Brian Molloy, hopes the blueprint for growth the GAA’s Hurling Development Committee are drawing up will prove to be equally beneficial for Camogie as it will Hurling.
He anticipates a hand-in-hand approach where camogie will be included alongside hurling in any strategy to develop the
01 October 2024