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Masita GAA All-Ireland PPS Hogan Cup final: Scahill the hero for breakthrough winners Coláiste Mhuire Mullingar

Masita GAA All-Ireland PPS Hogan Cup final: Scahill the hero for breakthrough winners Coláiste Mhuire Mullingar

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Masita GAA All-Ireland PPS Croke Cup final: St Kieran's finish strongly to take 26th title

Masita GAA All-Ireland PPS Croke Cup final: St Kieran's finish strongly to take 26th title

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Tralee CBS hope to break Hogan Cup duck

Tralee CBS hope to break Hogan Cup duck

Monday 16 March 2026

Dowling preparing for another decider with Kieran's

Dowling preparing for another decider with Kieran's

Monday 16 March 2026

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Presentation Athenry helping to develop hurling talent in the west

Presentation Athenry helping to develop hurling talent in the west

By Cian O'Connell These are exciting times for Presentation College, Athenry. A third Masita All-Ireland Senior A Croke Cup final appearance in four years illustrates the significant work being carried out in the school and by clubs in the locality. Players are being developed which augurs well for the future

Monday 16 March 2026

Coláiste Mhuire buzzing ahead of first ever Hogan Cup Final

Coláiste Mhuire buzzing ahead of first ever Hogan Cup Final

By John Harrington A big Westmeath crowd is expected in Croke Park tomorrow to roar on Coláiste Mhuire in the school’s first ever Masita GAA All Ireland Post Primary Schools Senior A (Hogan Cup) Final. 11 clubs are represented in the Mullingar school’s panel and the exciting brand of football

Monday 16 March 2026

Clubs reminded about rules and guidance around hurling helmets and sliotars

Clubs reminded about rules and guidance around hurling helmets and sliotars

With clubs across the country and beyond commencing their preparations for the 2026 season, the GAA is keen to remind members of rules and guidance in the realm of hurling equipment – particularly Helmets and Sliotars. Helmets The GAA's position on Hurling Helmets has remained consistent since the introduction of

Monday 16 March 2026

GAA and Musco partnership to support underage talent squads in every county

GAA and Musco partnership to support underage talent squads in every county

The Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) has announced a new youth development partnership with Musco Lighting which will support underage Talent Academy squads established in every county and new supports introduced to expand participation in hurling and football across Ireland. The multi-year partnership, represents an investment in youth development programmes, equipment

Monday 16 March 2026

Brigid's star Ruaidhrí Fallon remains hopeful

Brigid's star Ruaidhrí Fallon remains hopeful

By Cian O'Connell With a gifted new generation of talent developed, St Brigid's have returned to prominence in recent years. Two harrowing AIB All-Ireland Club SFC Finals have been suffered in the last three years, but Ruaidhrí Fallon remains adamant that the Roscommon outfit will remain relevant. An absorbing 2026

Monday 16 March 2026

Hutchinson happy to have proven himself all over again

Hutchinson happy to have proven himself all over again

By John Harrington Dessie Hutchinson’s consistent excellence for Ballygunner in recent years has been remarkable. Since 2018 he’s been selected in the AIB Club Hurling Team of the Year four times and at last Friday’s awards ceremony he was awarded the Hurler of the Year award for the second time.

Monday 16 March 2026

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Emma O'Byrne an inspiration on and off the pitch

Emma O'Byrne an inspiration on and off the pitch

By Daragh Ó Conchúir Emma O’Byrne is a Dublin senior camogie player of long standing, eight years on from her introduction to the life as an elite sportsperson by David Herity. Through unbelievable inconsistency of player and management retention, O’Byrne has been an almost ever-present, playing in a couple of

Family ties have made Paul Cassidy the footballer he is

Family ties have made Paul Cassidy the footballer he is

By John Harrington Last weekend was an emotional one for Derry footballer Paul Cassidy. His club Bellaghy hosted a first ever senior 7-a-side camogie tournament in memory of his late mother Majella who passed away last year. Majella was her son’s biggest supporter and a hugely popular Bellaghy club member

Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh's voice a force for good again through 'The Replay'

Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh's voice a force for good again through 'The Replay'

By John Harrington If a family member or friend of yours is one of the 64,000 people in Ireland living with Dementia, then you’ll likely appreciate the power of reminiscence. Many of those afflicted by Dementia can seem agitated, confused, or depressed by their struggle to grasp who and where

Ciarán Downey has big ambitions for Wee County

Ciarán Downey has big ambitions for Wee County

By John Harrington Sometimes you have to take a moment to enjoy your surroundings to appreciate how far you’ve come. Back in 2021, Ciarán Downey was part of a Louth football team plying its trade in the fourth Division of the Allianz Football League and very few people in the

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