Supporters urged to “Be the Difference. Be there.”

Eamonn Ryan’s Cork kept alive hopes of retaining their Tesco Homegrown Ladies National Football League Division 1 title by claiming a hard-fought draw against Dublin yesterday.

Tipperary hurling legend John Leahy has described gambling in the GAA as a timebomb that has already exploded.

Early last month, Donal Óg Cusack was the headline-grabbing speaker at the camogie association’s All Star banquet for 2013.

Ladies Gaelic Football Association president Pat Quill will push for an amalgamation with the GAA if their sport was promoted on an equal basis.

Ladies Gaelic Football Association president Pat Quill will push for an amalgamation with the GAA if their sport was promoted on an equal basis.

LGFA President Pat Quill has revealed that it was his GAA counterpart Liam O’Neill who suggested setting in stone the date of this year’s ladies’ football finals in Croke Park.

Ladies Gaelic Football Association chiefs have announced an exciting innovation for this summer’s TG4 All-Ireland championships as RefCam will hit TV screens from July 27.

The Camogie Association will seek to increase the amount of games played alongside high-profile hurling matches as it seeks to build on their joint sponsorship deal with the GAA and Liberty Insurance.

Ladies Gaelic Football Association president Pat Quill has urged players, officials and managers to behave in a responsible manner as the championship summer approaches.

Cork play Monaghan in their Tesco Homegrown Ladies NFL opener on Saturday, but the following day sees arguably an even bigger assignment for the All-Ireland champions.

The Ladies Gaelic Football Association have targeted an attendance of 40,000 for their All-Ireland finals by 2016.

Since 1959, the seemingly impossible task of deciding a North American senior football champion has challenged the overseers of the GAA across the US and Canada.

ALL-IRELAND champions Cork dominated the O’Neills/TG4 Ladies Gaelic Football All Stars at a gala function at the CityWest Hotel on Saturday night.

All Ireland winners Cork have collected six All-Star awards at the 2011 O'Neills/TG4 Ladies Gaelic Football All Star Awards at the Citywest Hotel in Dublin, while beaten finalists Monaghan gained some consolation by claiming four awards.

WHEN Michael Cusack and his band of pioneers founded the GAA in Hayes’s Hotel 127 years ago, they would never have believed how big that organisation would grow.

CORK ladies captain, Amy O’Shea insists she is not offended by the controversial Hunky Dory advertisements that feature scantily clad models playing Gaelic football.

THE president of the Ladies Gaelic Football Association (LGFA) has expressed his confidence that the ugly scenes which marred the recent Tyrone county final were isolated and not part of a trend carried over from the men’s games.

The 2011 TG4 Ladies Football Championships were launched today at Croke Park with 34 counties competing across the three grades.

A MOTION calling for the compulsory wearing of gum shields will be discussed at next month’s National Ladies Gaelic Football Association Annual Congress.

THE Ladies Gaelic Football Association has taken the lead amongst Irish sporting organisations by reducing the admission price to Sunday’s TG4 All-Ireland finals by 20% for supporters of the six participating counties.

NEGOTIATIONS are underway in an attempt to have the Waterford SHC quarter-final between De La Salle and Tallow switched from Sunday to Saturday to avoid a clash with the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies finals.

The hunt is on for a new Mayo Ladies senior football manager after the westerners were last night given the go-ahead to take part in the TG4 Ladies Football All-Ireland Championship.

LADIES Gaelic Football Association president Pat Quill is pleased Mayo have the chance to re-enter this year’s Connacht championship.

The Minister for Tourism, Culture and Sport, Mary Hanafin, was on hand at Croke Park today to launch the 2010 TG4 Ladies Football All-Ireland Championships.

THE row that led to the withdrawal of Mayo’s ladies footballers from the senior championship has taken a new twist with the indefinite postponement of the TG4 Connacht final, which was scheduled for Sunday.

LADIES Gaelic Football Association President Pat Quill has called for the introduction of electronic voting at all levels of the GAA.

Dublin footballer Éamon Fennell and Galway hurler Iarla Tannian picked up their first Vodafone GAA Player of the Month awards this afternoon in Dublin.

LADIES Football President Pat Quill is targeting attendances of 50,000 at their All-Ireland finals within the next decade.

THE revamped format for the Ladies Football National League has been welcomed by players, managers and officials, all of whom are hoping that the changes will usher in a more competitive era.

HANDBALL might well become a more regular staple of training for football and hurling teams in the coming year, if reactions to last Saturday’s GAA Handball Showdown at Croke Park are anything to go by.

LADIES Football Association president Pat Quill said insisted that it is all systems go for Sunday’s All-Ireland senior and junior club finals, despite the continuing rainfall around the country this week.

GAA president Christy Cooney has defended the fee levied on the Ladies Football Association for the use of Croke Park last Sunday and rejected any suggestion that the figure extended into six figures.

THE Ladies Football Association will fork out the guts of €100,000 to meet the rental bill for Croke Park yesterday for the TG4 All-Ireland championship finals in junior, intermediate and senior.

CORK captain Mary O’Connor has expressed her disappointment at the clash between the All-Ireland ladies football final and the Cork senior football decider on Sunday.

DELEGATES attending this weekend’s Ladies Football Congress in Newry will vote on a novel proposal to impose a smoking ban on team officials and managements ‘inside pitch boundaries.’ If accepted, it will be incorporated into the rules of the Association (Cumann Peil na mBan).