Throughout a championship-paced second half, Cork had their foot to the floor in search of victory

As the 'Irish Examiner' launches a new focus on drug abuse in rural Ireland, Justin Campbell says we have taken our eye off the ball 

Garda Ken Butler told the court that there were a large number of complaints to gardaí about parking on the date

The father of four, who was the younger brother of Henry Shefflin, died suddenly while out running on Friday afternoon

Objective observers will recognise that the current Ukrainian crisis stems fundamentally from the US-sponsored and EU-backed coup against the legitimate government of that country in 2014.

GAA director general Tom Ryan admits he doesn’t know how last year’s All-Ireland SFC semi-final saga would have played out had Kerry not agreed to a second postponement.

The GAA, as an association, leaves a lot to be desired when it comes to gender balance, writes Alison O’Connor

The Minister for Finance at the time, Albert Reynolds, admitted his hands were tied because European law prevented him from lowering the cost of sports equipment through tax cuts

Kingspan's sponsorship deal with Cavan GAA and its naming rights over Kingspan Breffni Park may be in jeopardy.

When it comes to presents, 33-year-old Hoggie's family and friends might struggle

The plans included two controversial car parks on public land

Games have been abandoned at all ages and levels in all parts of the country due to treatment of referees.

Several residents have appealed the recent decision of Cork County Council to grant planning permission to Éire Óg GAA club for the construction of two new grass pitches as well as the installation of two high-ball retention nets at the club’s grounds at Knockanemore, Ovens

Inter-county players are more prone to binge drinking than their peers, while a third feel there is a harmful alcohol culture within the GAA

Revised plans exclude original proposal for a car park containing 124 spaces at the Blackrock end of the grounds

A new study from UCC's school of medicine found a large majority of inter-county hurlers remained on the pitch despite showing one or more sign of concussion

Cork City Council has refused planning permission for the revamp because it included plans for car parks on land designated to be part of the soon-to-be-opened Marina Park amenity

The GAA has been refused planning for a revamp of the Páirc Uí Chaoimh GAA stadium in Cork city because it included proposals for two car parks on publicly-owned land

A number of city councillors have published  submissions on the planning application from Páirc Uí Chaoimh to revamp the stadium

Plans for more parking, a bus turning circle and comprehensive internal reorganisation have been submitted, as residents say GAA has reneged on earlier promises, writes Eoin English

Grassroots GAA fans in Cork and Limerick make their predictions ahead of one of the most eagerly anticipated All-Ireland senior hurling finals

'I haven’t missed a Cork match of importance for over 40 years'

As thousands of school kids are dropped off at Cúl Camps to kick and puck points at GAA pitches all around the country its time to explain the Birds and The Bees of The GAA to my kids.

Flag was flown in 1902 by Japanese warships on a visit to Cork to honour two men from Carrigaline who had helped modernise its naval service

The application also includes interior changes and a controversial proposal to convert an area of green space near the Atlantic Pond into a car park

Ballintemple residents complain of parking in bike lanes, on paths, and on double yellow lines last Sunday

GAA school coaching programme should be considered in every parish

Culture minister has developed proposals to allow events from rock concerts to comedy shows resume

Fans will be back at sports matches in early July as part of so-called test events. Minister of State for Sport Jack Chambers said that the plan is to begin allowing fans back in on low numbers.

Training resumes on Monday, but coaches will have to actively work at re-engaging young players after lockdown

An Bord Pleanala has given the go-ahead to the GAA for a seven-storey 200 bedroom hotel on the grounds of Clonliffe College located close to Croke Park in Dublin.

Our culture of bending the laws

Over 800,753 jabs given but frustration at access grows 

Cork GAA stadium is one of 11 major centres pressed into service nationwide as the Covid-19 vaccine rollout ramps up  

Proposed redevelopment features a new GAA museum, exhibition and visitor centre and licensed restaurants and café

At present, the 82,300-capacity Croke Park would appear to be the only GAA stadium that would meet the minimum 40,000-seater capacity criteria set out by Fifa for a World Cup

Sports Minister Jack Chambers said that he was confident that the governance challenges which have beset the FAI could be overcome

While most of Kerry escaped the worst when it came to forecasted flooding, some parts of the county were worse affected than others.

It is no longer necessary to qualify the statement that the GAA is the most deeply-embedded organisation in this country. Since the retreat of formal Catholicism accelerated the GAA has stood alone on a pedestal, its influence unquestioned.

Cork City Hall and Páirc Uí Chaoimh are being considered by the HSE as the sites for mass vaccination centres in County Cork.

The decision-making on how we respond to the Covid-19 crisis needs to be scrutinised, writes Professor Pat O'Connor. 

Debacle poses bigger questions around 'parity and equality' within women’s sport in general, says Micheál Martin

On one of the most wretched days in the history of the championship Limerick produced one of the finest displays in the history of the championship

If the country is down to 100 cases per day by December 1, the lockdown will have done its job, the CMO said.