Camogie Association

“Thank you, come again!” You have all heard Simpsons character Apu Nahasapeemapetilon in your head, right? While that catchphrase has become synonymou(...)

Dual status is something that used to be hailed and lauded in the good old days. From a Cork perspective it used to be quite literally a gift from the(...)

The sports of hurling and camogie have been granted special cultural status by the United Nations, along with Jamaican reggae and Chidaoba, a form of (...)

AIB has renewed its “backing club and county” sponsorship links with the GAA until 2023 for an undisclosed sum, the bank announced on Monday. The five(...)

Corofin full forward Martin Farragher will have to seek a hearing in a bid to clear him for next month’s All-Ireland club final. Farragher was controv(...)

Camogie, football, rugby, hockey and golf. That was the agenda for women’s sports broadcasting over the last week. Sky Sports had wall-to-wall coverag(...)

The All-Ireland senior women’s Gaelic football and camogie finals have been designated as free-to-air events for Irish television viewers. In a boost(...)

The Rugby Six Nations began with a bit of a whimper from Ireland, and at least some of the blame was placed on our injury woes, with Johnny Sexton sid(...)

Camogie Association president Catherine Neary insists this year’s championship will run smoother than last season after moving to rectify a number of(...)

In her 14 years playing for Cork, Gemma O’Connor has seen plenty of players come and go, but the changes since the county won last year’s All-Ireland (...)