Organisation: GAA’s Central Council

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Cork have plenty of work to do, admits Anthony Nash

Anthony Nash doesn’t feel the lack of relegation will affect competitiveness in this year’s NHL.

Launch of the GPA Madden Leadership Programme

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Seán Potts says 'B’ football proposal flies in face of player preference

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Laois may scrap relegation play-off after rules oversight

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GAA reduce admission prices for league games to €10

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Murphy set for another Cork stint

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Clashes cloud Donegal’s preparation

Clare line up three new ‘outside’ recruits via parentage rule

CLARE boss Micheál McDermott may be able to call on the services of three new recruits for Sunday’s McGrath Cup semi-final against Waterford.

Tue, 18 Jan, 2011

Legendary hurler John Doyle dies aged 80

GAA president Christy Cooney has led tributes to hurler John Doyle, who died today.

Wed, 29 Dec, 2010

O’Grady rules out return to Cork hurling hot seat

FORMER All-Ireland winning coach Donal O’Grady has ruled himself out of a return to the Cork hurling hot seat.

Mon, 16 Mar, 2009

Brennan: Croker use to revert to Congress

THE GAA’S Central Council is unlikely to be called on again to make a policy decision on the use of Croke Park for rugby or soccer similar to weekend decision on a possible Heineken Cup semi-final involving Munster.

Wed, 18 Feb, 2009

Valentine’s gift for Semple ladies

LADIES attending the historic floodlit NHL tie between Tipperary and Cork in Thurles on February 14 have been promised complimentary chocolates or roses as compensation for missing out on more traditional Valentine’s Night celebrations.

Wed, 04 Feb, 2009

Council issues NFL play-off placings ruling

THE GAA’s Central Council ruled last night that there will have to be a play-off to decide placings in Division 2A of the Allianz National Football League in the event of an team finishing level on points with either Offaly or Longford tomorrow.

Sat, 14 Apr, 2007

County mayors clash in semi-final venue row

THE ball hasn’t yet been thrown in, but already the first shots have been fired between Cork and Kerry in the battle for football supremacy — and the salvos have come from unusual sources.

Sun, 08 Oct, 2006