By John Harrington Derry have a great claim on being the hurling story of Summer 2026. Winning the Christy Ring Cup after four final defeats in the previous five years would be special enough in its own right, but further context elevated the achievement even higher. Their defeat to London

By John Harrington The growing popularity of social Gaelic games was very much in evidence at the 2026 National Dads & Lads Blitzes. 55 teams participated over two weekends this month at the GAA National Games Development Centre in Abbottstown in a relaxed and social environment. Dads & Lads provides

By Cian O’Connell With playing numbers increasing and momentum generated, these are encouraging times for Porto Gaels. The fact that the journey is filled with fun merely adds to the feel-good factor surrounding the burgeoning GAA club in Portugal. From a famous sporting family in Armagh, Niamh McKinstry is delighted

By Cian O'Connell The journey has commenced, and Monaghan hurling enthusiasts are encouraged about significant underage developments in recent years. Undoubtedly, it will take time before everything is truly reflected at senior level, but players are beginning to progress through the pathway created in the county. That is offering a