Disputes Resolution Authority

Seán Moran: Given Dublin’s domination it’s strange they had so many doubters

There is a relentless attrition that comes with being champion

Lee Keegan comes out as defender of officials

Mayo player named the Opel GAA/GPA Footballer of the Month for August

Diarmuid Connolly risked missing All-Ireland final over appeal

Dublin forward would have faced suspension had late-night hearing followed precedent

Jim Gavin concedes Kerry already have headstart on homework front

Dublin manager believes his side will learn a lot about themselves from two matches against Mayo

Diarmuid Connolly cleared to play semi-final against Mayo

Decision made by GAA’s Disputes Resolution Authority in early hours of Saturday morning

Dublin have it all to do as Mayo seek to finish the job

Diarmuid Connolly appeal has distracted players reeling from last week’s comeback

Unwelcome return of the long, running GAA disciplinary saga

Jamie O’Sullivan’s suspension last weekend illustrates lack of transparency in the system

Additional protection of younger players the most significant changes introduced by Cavan GAA congress

One-on-one penalty in hurling endorsed as well as introduction of an advantage rule similar to football’s

Teams lobbying for replay unlikely to get one if referee at fault

It’s not surprising that bedding-in difficulties have arisen in first year of black card scheme

Ulster CEO: St Eunan’s and Roslea match going ahead

Donegal challenge not impacting on fixtures according to provincial council

Croke Park gets to host another national sport – the blame game

Shortcomings in event regulation and community relations need to be addressed

Kilkenny-Galway replay will not be screened

TV rights rule out matches being shown in competition with each other.

Liam O’Neill apologies to Limerick for Hawk-Eye error

GAA president made his remarks at a medal presentation ceremony in the county last night

Limerick’s Hawk-Eye appeal rejected by CCCC

‘No objection or counter-objection maybe submitted on grounds that a referee had incorrectly allowed or failed to allow a score’

Hawk-Eye worth persevering with but not so sure about Limerick’s objection

The GAA is trying to improve quality of scoring adjudication but should mistakes invalidate match outcomes?

GAA’s disciplinary system a lot better than it once was

Organisation right to tread warily in investigating ‘biting’ allegation

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