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Games Intelligence Unit's 2026 Season Analysis gives hurling a baseline 
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Games Intelligence Unit's 2026 Season Analysis gives hurling a baseline 

Friday 9 October 2026

Digan happy to be helping at home in Ferbane 
Football
Offaly

Digan happy to be helping at home in Ferbane 

Friday 9 October 2026

Preview: Weekend's senior club championship action

Preview: Weekend's senior club championship action

Friday 9 October 2026

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John Horan confirmed as new SGI Chairperson

John Horan confirmed as new SGI Chairperson

The Steering Group on Integration is delighted to welcome John Horan as its new Chairperson. From the Na Fianna club in Dublin, John Horan was Uachtarán CLG from 2018-2021. He has been nominated and ratified by all three associations at meetings of their respective management committees this evening. We would

Thursday 8 October 2026
Mick Meaney still enjoying Carrigaline journey
Football
Cork
Mick Meaney still enjoying Carrigaline journey
By Cian O’Connell Mick Meaney and Carrigaline football. It just works. In his third stint as Carrigaline manager, Meaney is still going strong. During the past couple of decades, significant progress has been made. When the setbacks and defeats occurred, though, Meaney and Carrigaline summoned responses. That’s what sport is
Thursday 8 October 2026
Maher enthused by hurling's progress on a number of fronts
Maher enthused by hurling's progress on a number of fronts
By John Harrington The GAA's National Head of Hurling, William Maher, has hailed a very positive week for the small ball code. On Tuesday the Government announced that €1M would be available in their budget to spend on hurling and camogie projects. The following day Leinster GAA unveiled a new
Thursday 8 October 2026
Games Intelligence Unit's 2026 Gaelic football Season Analysis report paints a revealing picture
Football
Games Intelligence Unit's 2026 Gaelic football Season Analysis report paints a revealing picture
By John Harrington The GAA Games Intelligence Unit’s 2026 Gaelic Football Season Analysis report has landed, and it’s a serious body of work. You can view and download the report in full at the bottom of this article, but the general picture is that the objective numbers corroborate the widespread
Thursday 8 October 2026
'Exciting' new format proposed for Leinster SHC
Hurling
'Exciting' new format proposed for Leinster SHC
By John Harrington Leinster GAA today unveiled what they hope will be the new structure for their senior provincial hurling championship from 2028 on. The proposal, which will go before GAA Annual Congress next year, would see an eight-team Leinster SHC split into two groups of four. Group A would
Wednesday 7 October 2026
John Donoghue getting ready for another decider with Kiltale
Hurling
Meath
John Donoghue getting ready for another decider with Kiltale
By Cian O’Connell In the old Sigerson Cup format, finals frequently turned into a battle. That was precisely the case in 2003. Down by the banks of the Lee, there was no shortage of top inter-county talent on display at Páirc Uí Rinn as NUI Galway eventually defeated UCD. It
Wednesday 7 October 2026

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    Norman O'Brien's passion for football endures in the west
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    Galway
    Norman O'Brien's passion for football endures in the west
    By Cian O’Connell There will be a Mayo flavour to the first of the Galway SFC Semi-Finals in Salthill on Sunday. James Horan brings experience and further expertise to Cathal Clancy’s well organised Maigh Cuilinn set-up. Down the line, Annaghdown’s management incudes Norman O’Brien and Mickey Conroy. Annaghdown’s development under
    06 October 2026
    Newry Schools Intiative another vital piece in Down hurling's jigsaw
    Hurling
    Down
    Newry Schools Intiative another vital piece in Down hurling's jigsaw
    By John Harrington There’s no such thing as an off-season when it comes to Ronan Sheehan’s laser-focused mission to raise the level of Down hurling. He’s been the county senior team manager for eight very progressive years now and during that time he’s also played a key role in series
    01 October 2026
    Seir Kieran braced for busy weekend in Offaly
    Hurling
    Offaly
    Seir Kieran braced for busy weekend in Offaly
    By Cian O’Connell Sport is all about maximising resources. In Offaly, 2026 is the latest encouraging chapter in Seir Kieran’s history. The population base Seir Kieran draws from in Clareen is 608. The fact that three adult teams are being fielded is remarkable in its own way. That the Senior
    30 September 2026
    Diarmuid Cahill taking a hurling road less travelled
    Hurling
    Diarmuid Cahill taking a hurling road less travelled
    By John Harrington Diarmuid Cahill has a better knowledge of hurling’s geography than most. He was steeped in it from a young age. His father is renowned hurling man, Dinny Cahill, who managed the Antrim, Laois, and Cavan senior hurlers and has coached countless clubs in all four provinces. A
    29 September 2026

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