Camogie officials have confirmed that Tipperary defeated Limerick in yesterday's National League Division 1 fixture at the LIT Gaelic Grounds.

Forewarned they were, but Mayo were powerless to prevent yet another third-quarter burst extending the county’s miserable run against Dublin.

The GAA have warned their clubs against using WhatsApp for official purposes over data-protection concerns.

“It is becoming an elite association and they are just catering for inter-county, while and clubs, third-level, and second-level are all suffering.”

There are a number of possible outcomes to this latest Mayo GAA saga, with local sources suggesting that a recount or even a second vote may be required.

What a difference a year makes.

The “legal fees” referred to in Cork GAA’s annual report relate to the controversial High Court case involving the Board and former administrator Diarmuid O’Donovan, which was resolved with a confidential settlement earlier this year.

Dr Crokes were in devastating form as they consigned their Croke Park nightmare of last March to the dustbin with a crushing victory over local East Kerry rivals, Rathmore, at Fitzgerald Stadium yesterday evening.

Gaelic football fans have been warned to avoid an email scam in which fraudsters attempt to steal thousands of euro by selling fake suite tickets to next month’s All-Ireland final.

Laois vice-captain Joe Phelan has called on Croke Park to make further financialinvestment into hurling in the county and alter the Leinster championship to sustain their competitiveness.

Limerick and Wexford’s provincial successes are expected to provide windfalls for the GAA later this month.

Our writers discuss the major issues from the opening weekend of the hurling championship.

Cork senior hurling manager John Meyler is looking forward to his side’s Munster championship opener in Pairc Ui Chaoimh — and hoping the post-match conversation won’t be about the playing surface.

Shane O’Donnell has rejoined the Clare senior hurling panel following his return from Harvard University last week.

Ahead of last Sunday’s league final on the always-entertaining GAA Hour podcast, Steven McDonnell and Colm Parkinson came from contrasting schools of thought when it came to predicting a winner.

Cork GAA top-brass are “doing everything possible” to free up Seamus Harnedy for the county’s Munster SHC opener in early May.

An Garda Síochána received almost €1.5m from promoters and organisers to police some of the largest events held in the country last year — but received no external payment towards the cost of providing security for the Pope’s visit.

The Waterford County Board have released a statement to refute claims made by former Sports Minister Martin Cullen that he could have delivered a new stadium for them a decade ago had they been willing to leave Walsh Park.

WHO’D have thought the entire GAA grassroot community would be so vexed about Kildare retaining home advantage for this evening’s All-Ireland SFC qualifier with Mayo?

The GAA have released a statement confirming that Kildare's round 3 qualifier against Mayo has been moved to Newbridge at 7pm on Saturday.

Former Donegal boss Jim McGuinness has urged Dublin to “do the right thing” and to insist on playing just one of their upcoming Super 8 games at Croke Park.

David Murphy beat James O’Donovan in the last shot of an enthralling, top class Munster senior semi-final at Béal na mBláth on Sunday.

The GAA are expected to ensure there is no promotion of either side ahead of the Eighth Amendment referendum at any of next month’s Championship games.

Connacht counties have finally heeded the provincial secretary’s many warnings, with spending by counties on their flagship teams falling by 9% last year on the record high of €4.93m in 2016.

Croke Park hierarchy and the Munster Council remain confident Cork GAA will be able to cover the €23m debt resulting from the redevelopment of Páirc Uí Chaoimh, writes Eoghan Cormican.

Galway hurling selector Noel Larkin says the All-Ireland final will be better for Austin Gleeson’s involvement, writes Eoghan Cormican.

Galway hurling selector Noel Larkin says the All-Ireland final will be better for Austin Gleeson’s involvement.

Much was made of Galway’s dismal Croke Park record on the run into their Division 2 final against Kildare at the beginning of April. 

Comments made by one of Ireland's top music promoters calling for the regulation of ticket sales have been welcomed today.

It’s a decade since soccer made its Croke Park debut when Ireland faced Wales but the occasion didn’t have the same impact as rugby’s appearances at GAA HQ.

You couldn’t call it a rivalry.

While the proposed changes to the county junior hurling championship were the source of much debate at last night’s Cork County Board meeting, a decision was put back until the next gathering.

Fixtures planning expert Paul Kinsella has warned that alleviating the burden on club players will be considerably more difficult than has been portrayed this week.

Our hopes for the 2017 GAA season? They read as follows...

Dublin boss Jim Gavin has called for meaningful dialogue between managers and referees during the season.

The “lavishness” of the GPA’s new funding agreement has been queried by a former leading GAA official while another believes the official players body is “a monster” that has to be fed.

Cian O’Neill has so far done everything asked of him since he finally took the reins in his native county.

Cork camogie players affected by the regrading controversy will have their applications to line out at intermediate level reconsidered by the Camogie Association after a dramatic u-turn by top-brass on Thursday night.

The British Army GAA team that survived a proposal to eject them from the London JFC will play under the name Naomh Pádraig and not The Irish Guards banner that was their original billing.

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