The GAA has admitted it could set up its own dedicated digital television station if cutbacks at RTÉ continue to reduce their presence on the national airwaves.

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WHAT a difference six months makes.

The GAA have outlined the brief for last night's meeting in Cork which saw GAA President elect Christy Cooney and Director General Pauric Duffy meet with Cork GAA officials, senior hurling manager Gerald McCarthy and the striking 2008 Cork hurling panel.

THE Irish market began the week in positive territory in line with markets worldwide.

Taoiseach Brian Cowen tonight spoke for the first time to US President-elect Barack Obama.

Madonna celebrated Barack Obama’s victory tonight with a glittering rally of her own, leading thousands of fans at her concert in San Diego with a rousing introduction to her song 'Express Yourself'.

The GAA have announced that Bord Gais will be the new sponsors of the GAA Under-21 hurling championship for 2008 and 2009, taking over from Erin Foods.

Camogie president Liz Howard has called for an increased focus by the GAA including everyone in Gaelic Games at the Camogie Association’s Annual Congress in Athlone.

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A number of sections of the Croke Park stadium were re-named today at a special ceremony, presided over by out-going GAA President Sean Kelly, the President elect Nickey Brennan and the Association's Director General Liam Mulvihill.

AN AFGHAN hound called Snuppy was named yesterday as the first dog to be cloned by scientists.

THE Golfing Union of Ireland’s plans to move its headquarters from Glencar House in Dublin to a state of the art centre at Carton House, in Maynooth, were outlined by president elect Albert Lee at last night’s meeting of Munster Branch delegates in Mallow.

Former Manchester United striker Frank Stapleton believes it is now only a matter of time before David Beckham leaves Old Trafford – no matter how much the player may want to stay.

PLAYER welfare is the primary objective of the Gaelic Players Association and pay for play is not on their agenda, chief executive Dessie Farrell said at last night’s Carphone Warehouse sponsored gala awards function in the Citywest Hotel in Dublin.

The Department of Foreign Affairs has this evening confirmed that two women have been arrested in connection with the death in Prague of Michael O'Leary.