Mayo’s Jason Doherty will miss the remainder of their campaign after confirmation yesterday he damaged his anterior cruciate ligament in Saturday’s win over Donegal.

The GAA is promising to investigate why some people hoping to buy tickets to this weekend's semi-final lost their place in the online queue.

Joe Brolly and Jarlath Burns are strange bedfellows.

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?

Former GAA president Seán Kelly has called on the association’s hierarchy to prioritise the upgrading of county grounds to ensure the Newbridge saga never repeats itself.

Former GAA president Seán Kelly has called on the association’s hierarchy to prioritise the upgrading of county grounds to ensure the Newbridge saga never repeats itself.

Those wishing to put forward their names to succeed Páraic Duffy as the next GAA director general have until Wednesday to apply. 

Football and hurling fans have been warned to buy their tickets for the season’s remaining All-Ireland fixtures only from official sources, after the GAA cancelled a number of tickets on secondary selling websites.

A Dublin Football fan club is calling for a fairer system for buying match tickets.

The GAA says it will not rule out ending its deal with Ticketmaster if touting continues to be a problem.

The GAA has said they are expecting to be in a position to put more tickets on sale today for Saturday's All-Ireland quater-final double header at Croke Park, writes Ciara Phelan.

Stand and terrace ticket prices for the All-Ireland football quarter-finals as well as both football and hurling semi-finals have all increased by €5 — but the GAA have confirmed admission for the finals will remain frozen.

The Club Players Association (CPA) says the legitimacy of the “Super 8” addition to the All-Ireland senior football championship won’t hold up if the Gaelic Players Association (GPA) also oppose it.

The Central Competitions Control Committee (CCCC) are investigating the cause of scuffles between Dublin and Mayo players prior to Sunday’s All-Ireland final.

A pair of con-artists tricked GAA fans at the recent Allianz League football semi-finals into paying for photographs of themselves with what they thought was the Sam Maguire Cup, writes Brendan O'Brien of the Irish Examiner.

The GAA has “never done more” to tackle touts selling tickets at astronomical rates ahead of tomorrow’s All- Ireland football final.

The GAA have expressed disappointment with the unfurling of a large “Right 2 Water” banner on Hill 16 on Sunday.

The GAA is to make a proposal to the Government seeking to prevent bookmakers from offering odds on games involving players under the age of 18.

The GAA have no issue with the GPA’s plans this week to advocate a yes vote in the marriage referendum on May 22.

GAA chiefs have revealed that a heavy grass seeding programme has resulted in the increased presence of pigeons in Croke Park in recent weeks.

The recent appointments of Roisin Jordan and Tracey Kennedy to the chairman and vice-chairman of their respective counties appear to indicate the GAA’s growing acceptance of women in high office.

A Mayo GAA club claimed they were ‘spoken to like dummies from the west of Ireland’ by Association officials in Croke Park.

The outrage bus doesn’t discriminate. It takes all comers.

The GAA is calling for unions at Irish Rail to return to talks and "see sense" over work stoppages scheduled for both All Ireland final days.

Former Armagh star Oisín McConville, pictured, claims the county’s behaviour has reached a ridiculous level after they pulled out of a scheduled press conference yesterday.

No championship football referee was reprimanded at Wednesday night’s meeting of match officials.

The GAA is moving this weekend’s management committee and Central Council meetings away from Croke Park because of the One Direction concerts.

Clarinbridge’s motion to outlaw the use of a goalkeeper’s hurley for free-taking will not be heard at next month’s Congress as playing rule motions cannot be tabled until 2015.

Eighteen years have passed since the Rugby World Cup brought a bitterly divided country together and provided an impetus for what would become the ‘Rainbow Nation’.

GAA players charged with drug offences will be banned from playing with their club or county until the outcome of their case, under strict new guidelines.

Offaly County Board chairman Pádraig Boland has branded the proposed changes to the Allianz Hurling Leagues as “bully boy tactics”.

Rory O’Carroll is unlikely to miss out on Dublin’s All-Ireland final on September 22 despite a photograph showing him making contact with Colm Cooper’s face on Sunday.

The GAA are better equipped to counter commercial scams off the back of successful county teams, according to head of media relations Alan Milton.

The GAA have allayed fears Hawk-Eye’s future in the sport is in trouble after it was suspended in Croke Park yesterday following a debatable decision in the All-Ireland minor semi-final.

The Hawk-Eye score detection technology introduced by the GAA earlier this summer will come under increased scrutiny after a major error in today's All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship final.

Tommy Carr has hit back at the Meath minor manager who claimed Westmeath fabricated a racial slur during their Leinster MFC semi-final in Navan last month and damaged the anti-racism movement.

The GAA have received no information to back up Jim McGuinness’ claims that Gaelic footballers are being placed in “a very dangerous position”.

At some point this week, in domiciles all around Monaghan, people will remember the glossy publication they clenched tightly in Clones yesterday and rescue it from whatever car, dustbin or pocket they last left it after a day of unfettered celebration.

Four counties have been warned they risk having funding withheld if they don’t devise a managers’ charter.

AT March’s Congress, a central GAA motion calling for teams to be issued to Director General Páraic Duffy for delivery to the media by 12pm four days prior to a Championship game failed to receive the required two-thirds backing by 4%.

Regardless of what proposals may be brought to Central Council regarding a change to the current structure of the Allianz Hurling League, Cork, Limerick, Offaly, Wexford, Antrim and Laois will all play in the lower division in 2014.

Sarsfields GFC in Wexford have written to the GAA asking that Central Council brings forward an emergency motion which would make on-field racism a red-card offence.