The application process for the 2026 Global Games Development Fund is now open. What is the Global Games Development Fund? The Global Games Development Fund is co-funded by the Department of Foreign Affairs Emigrant Support Programme and the GAA. The Fund provides financial support specifically for projects and initiatives that

By John Daly More than 400 players braved the intense Australian sun at Willawong, Brisbane for the 2025 Australasia Championships – the highlight of the Gaelic games calendar in Australia and New Zealand – from Friday to Sunday, October 3-5. Featuring 19 state teams from across Australia and New Zealand,

The Mowi Hurling-Shinty International will return to Scotland for the first time since 2018. This year marks the first fully unified delivery of the International, with the Camanachd Association, Women’s Camanachd Association, Camogie Association and Gaelic Athletic Association working together to bring two Scotland–Ireland matches to Bught Park, Inverness, on

By Cian Murphy The return of American Football to Croke Park this Sunday writes a new chapter in the fascinating history of the Grid Iron game at GAA headquarters, and the passionate and knowledgeable Irish fans in the capacity crowd will be a far cry from the bemused onlookers who

By John Harrington Armagh footballer, Rory Grugan, will break new ground for Gaelic games by spending 10 weeks in France later this year coaching Gaelic football in clubs and schools through the medium of French. Grugan is currently on a year long career break from his job as a French