The GAA president and secondary school principal on defending the association, growing up in south Armagh and his relationship with his father
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GAA researchers in Clones and Thurles surveyed supporters and local businesses on the average spend and the overall impacts on trade
Ireland take home a record haul of medals; John O’Shea calls for clarity on manager’s role; GAA needs better stadiums
Taoiseach says it’s up to GAA and Northern Ireland Executive to confirm overall funding approach
Association responds to comments made by GAA president Jarlath Burns on the prospects of hosting Euro 2028 matches in Belfast
GAA president Jarlath Burns pessimistic about prospects for Euro 2028 in Belfast but already imagining a new future for Casement Park
GAA president believes the big loser will be the game of soccer in Northern Ireland
Whatever you think about the Football Review Committee, the game has got itself into a state and it finally feels like someone is taking the problem seriously
Jim Gavin’s five-in-a-row team have similarities and differences with their would-be emulators
The Tribesmen are the only team in the Senior Football Championship yet to concede a goal
Striking litany of injured players undermines teams but also impacts on individuals themselves
Proposals under consideration ready for series of ‘sand box’ trial matches in weeks to come
In the Republic, some students have encountered ignorance, distorted views and even hostility
It’s not just formats and competitiveness that define the games’ attractions - how can the GAA sell the spectacle to people living in a changing world?
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