AIB is proud to announce the AIB GAA Football and Ladies Gaelic Football Club Championship Teams of the Year. Thrilling ...
High level discussions between the AFL and the GAA continue over the possible revival of hybrid game, 'International Rules' ...
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“I would have interacted with referees quite a lot - Down coach Frank Dawson on why he has embraced Gaelic Football’s new rulesYou’d go far to find a more passionate advocate of Gaelic Football’s new rules than Frank Dawson. In recent weeks, scores of ...
The nominees for the Player of the Year have also been revealed, while some big names feature in the Team of the Year ...
Ulster University, beaten at the semi-final stage, do boast representation in the shape of key Derry cog Eoin McEvoy and ...
JUST seven weeks into the new season, the Gaelic football goalkeeper is being tasked with getting to grips with a new ball ...
On this week's GAA Social, Thomas and Oisin are joined by four-time All-Ireland final referee David Coldrick. As you can ...
RORY BEGGAN reckons rumours of the death of the roving goalie have been greatly exaggerated — and vowed to keep on going on ...
A slightly modified version of the new Gaelic football rules package is set to be in place for the final two rounds of the ...
By Cian O’Connell The growth and development of the third level sector in Britain GAA is providing a source of encouragement ...
GAA to consider ‘rugby’ conclusion to football games where ball has to go ‘dead’ after hooter sounds
Central Council has been asked to consider a proposal to change the way football games that are timed by a stopclock/hooter are concluded. The GAA’s Central Competition Controls Committee has ...
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