Gaelic Athletic Association

Active involvement with family, friends and the wider community, through volunteerism and participation, and building exercise into one’s routine, are(...)

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 (...)

Football supporters will travel a long way to witness a team’s success or failure, including across international borders. Making the journey is part (...)

I ventured out beyond the western edges of the Dublin Pale on Tuesday night to run a road race: the annual “Bob Heffernan 5k” in a village called John(...)

The various commemorations and reflections on the 20th anniversary of the Belfast Agreement are a reminder that it also had an impact on the GAA at th(...)

A busy weekend on the playing fields and the projections of a committee set up to anticipate coming challenges should not distract from the significan(...)

Nothing beats being there. There’s no disputing that, but if this St Patrick’s Day you don’t happen to be ‘there’, then being sunk into a sofa doesn’(...)

After the annual Games Development Conference had come to a close on Saturday, the GAA’s director of games, Pat Daly, reflected on the very first such(...)

When did you know what you wanted to grow up to be? Most people don’t end up as doctors, firefighters or even super heroes, but some children do end u(...)

A bold black-and-red sign announces Jamshid Ghafur’s business – “Kurdish Barber” – up a narrow flight of stairs just off the main street of Carrick-on(...)