THIS year’s All Star footballers and hurlers will each receive €1,500 with the player of the year in each code picking up a cheque to the tune of €5,000.

THE GAA’s discussion forum on payments to managers was not mentioned at Central Council on Saturday.

THE GAA’s management committee were last night presented with the feasibility study into the use of the Hawk-Eye system as score detection technology.

FOUR of the five Ulster county boards in the North who did not attend Queen Elizabeth II’s visit to Croke Park on Wednesday have claimed they weren’t invited to the event.

A NUMBER of GAA officials have declined an invitation to attend the visit of Queen Elizabeth II to Croke Park tomorrow.

The GAA All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship was launched today at the Dunloy GAA club in the Glens of Antrim by GAA President Christy Cooney.

GAA PRESIDENT Christy Cooney will today reveal his thoughts on a structural revamping of the organisation’s Annual Congress.

CLUBS who break the GAA’s rule allowing rival field sports use their grounds could face a less extreme punishment.

JANUARY 12: The Irish Examiner reports Hawk-Eye score detection technology will be given a trial run at the All-Ireland club finals on March 17 and its inventor Paul Hawkins was that week visiting Croke Park on areconnaissance mission.

GAA President Christy Cooney has given his blessing to plans for the Dublin footballers to stage all of their home games in next year's Allianz National Football League at Croke Park.

Gaelic Players' Association CEO Dessie Farrell gave hia assessment of a year in which the players' body gained official recognition from the GAA, when he spoke at tonight's Opel GPA awards at the Citywest Hotel.

GAA chiefs are set to turntheir attention towards tackling pitch invasions after provincial championship matches, following the success ofSunday’s post-match All-Ireland hurling final celebrations in Croke Park.

Dublin manager Anthony Daly will have to plot the downfall of his native county Clare in phase 2 of the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship qualifiers.

MUNSTER SFC (Quarter-Final): Waterford v Clare (tomorrow, Dungarvan, 3pm)

GAA President Christy Cooney yesterday described payment of club managers as "the most challenging area" facing the association.

CLONAKILTY GAA write a new chapter in their illustrious history this weekend with the official opening of a state-of-the-art new facility at Ahamilla.

Cork 1-17 Mayo 0-12

Leitrim GAA footballer Philip McGuiness has been laid to rest.

THE GAA leadership resorted to a form of shock treatment at the opening session of annual Congress in Newcastle, Co. Down last night with the showing of a video highlighting the dangers of pitch invasions to launch a campaign aimed at stamping out the practice and avoiding a Heysel Stadium or Hillsborough-type tragedy.

Pitch invasions at GAA games will soon be a thing of the past after GAA Congress delegates tonight unanimously voted to end the practice.

Semple Stadium, Thurles is expected to host both the Division 1 and 2 Allianz National Hurling league finals on May 2 after GAA President Christy Cooney confirmed that Division 1 table toppers would not be handed home advantage.

GAA President Christy Cooney is hopeful that the public will once again get behind the International Rules Series when it resumes in October.

GAA President Christy Cooney has told Tyrone there’s “absolutely” no chance of them avoiding playing on television.

The Allianz GAA National Hurling League will feature a much-anticipated curtain raiser as Tipperary and Kilkenny renew acquaintances under the floodlights of Semple Stadium on Saturday, February 20.

Clare 0-15 Kilkenny 0-14

GAA President Christy Cooney has expressed his disappointment over the mass pitch invasion which prevented the trophy presentation for yesterday's All-Ireland SHC final at Croke Park taking place on the pitch, as planned.

Carlow 1-15 Down 0-14

GAA PRESIDENT Christy Cooney has called on top players to respect one another for the remainder of the championship.

At a meeting of the Cork County Board tonight, delegates voted to appoint Under-21 boss John Considine and his selection team as the Cork senior hurling interim management.

The fate of Kerry captain Paul Galvin is expected to be known in the coming days after the GAA confirmed that a newly-constituted Central Hearings Committee will re-hear Galvin's case tomorrow evening.