Issue has been causing concern for a number of years and deserves a hearing at congress

Liam Mulvihill said cost of hurleys was making it almost prohibitive to take up sport

From their inception in 1925 they have regularly moved around the calendar

Association had to tread lightly through volatile situation in which members were involved

Cork's 1990 football and hurling double gave the GAA a landmark in a challenging year

The decision to open Croke Park up to rugby and soccer went right down to the wire in 2005

Worried about the effect on attendances, many in the GAA took their time to warm to live broadcasts

Páraic Duffy on retirement: ‘If Croke Park was in Monaghan, I’d have the perfect job’

Expect players and administrators to make progress on salient issues in Gaelic games

Players want more games and aim of any championship is to produce worthy winner

The museum has become both a major tourist attraction and resource for research

Brian Kavanagh reappointed for third term to €247,000 position despite seven-year limit

GAA president spoke on issue even though he'd been questioned in different context

Success of GAA investment in the capital causing growing concern in rival counties