Blackrock will play senior hurling for the first time since 1998 after this Premier IHC final replay win.

Wexford’s 1996 All-Ireland winning manager Liam Griffin believes there is merit in extending the sin bin to hurling.

For several generations now it has been common for Clare teams to head across the road to the Sherwood Inn in the Ennis Shopping Centre after training or a game in Cusack Park for something to eat.

There’s a chance Davy Fitzgerald will decide his time in the south-east is up if Wexford exit the hurling Championship this evening.

Liam Griffin has led the tributes to Wexford hurling great Ned Wheeler after his passing yesterday at the age of 87.

If Kilkenny hurling was a Leaving Cert subject, Wexford would treat it as the one you don’t count when calculating your points total.

If the Cairde Chorcaí project succeeds in engaging the masses, as well as the classes, then Cork could finally be the force they should be, says John Coleman.

There’s something about Davy and always has been. Is there, these past few months, something new about Davy?

“If everyone’s individual vote was out there in the public domain, it would be an invitation for all sorts of people to attack them like the keyboard warriors and the Twitterati.”

Europe GAA chairman Tony Bass stands by his Congress comments about the Club Players Association (CPA), insisting the GAA is best placed to address clubs’ concerns.

Club Players Association (CPA) chairman Micheál Briody has slammed the way in which CPA executive member Liam Griffin was treated at Congress on Saturday.

GAA president John Horan’s plans for a new national club committee and a national club forum ‘are not responses to concerns raised by the Club Players Association’ (CPA).

GAA Congress this afternoon rejected the Club Players Association (CPA) motion for voter transparency at the annual event.

Limerick, Tipperary, and Waterford will oppose the Club Players’ Association motion to make all delegates accountable for their votes at Congress.

A decision on whether David Clifford plays U20 or senior for Kerry next summer won’t be made until next spring, Jack O’Connor has suggested.

Dillon remained underrated both inside and outside his own county, right up until he announced his retirement yesterday morning, writes Kieran Shannon

Listening to JJ Delaney, Tommy Walsh and Aidan Fogarty on Off The Ball last weekend, it was striking if there was one thing they loved more than winning it was simply playing and if there was one thing they hated more than losing it was not playing at all, writes Kieran Shannon. 

Twenty-one years ago Larry O’Gorman was Hurler of the Year. Now, he reflects on a life in the game, how precious his All-Ireland medal is, the second father Liam Griffin became, how hard it was to finally put down his hurley, and his central role in Wexford’s band of brothers

If you hear what sounds like a klaxon, it’s because what follows is a mention of hurling and the movie “Gladiator” in the same breath.

The Gaelic Players Association has revealed that its players will vote to reject Paraic Duffy’s ‘Super 8’ proposal at Congress, after a poll of members found 70% opposed the proposals, which would see the All-Ireland football quarter-finals replaced by a round robin format from next year.

You couldn’t call it a rivalry.

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.

Waterford manager Derek McGrath says the Allianz Hurling League format has to change to reduce the demands on young hurlers.

The Club Players’ Association’s hurling fixtures co-ordinator Liam Griffin is not interested in the group taking a nuclear option and calling on players to strike.

The three games played in the Bank of Ireland Munster Junior Cup produced exciting ties.

Seán Potts has had a front row seat for the GPA’s journey from the margins to a seat at the table in Croke Park. There’s been setbacks, turbulent episodes and cheap shots along the way — and there’s probably more to come. But he’s saying farewell to an established inter-county players’ voice now...

Former GAA president Seán Kelly maintains that a 16-county intermediate All-Ireland championship is the way forward for inter-county Gaelic football.

Three experts address the burning hurling questions...

He’s 68 now but as you can guess Liam Griffin’s passion for sport and business is still there. The desire — no, the desperation — to see Wexford back on a hurling pedestal.

1. Eamonn Fitzmaurice and the letters