The Connacht GAA Centre in Bekan, Co Mayo was a hive of footballing activity yesterday as the finals of Feile Peil na nÓg took place.

In the copy of the Ulster secretary’s report that was sent to the media last month €2,798,435 was completely unaccounted for.

THE bankers should have been an example to people in other industries that too much of a good thing can never last.

Thousands flocked to Derry for the weekend’s Féile Peile na nÓg — the national festival of U14’s Gaelic Football for both girls and boys.

Arriving into Mallow GAA grounds on Saturday morning, the rise in prominence of the Munster U15 Supertouch competition becomes instantly evident.

A legend lives on. He may be gone, but the unquenchable spirit of Páidí Ó Sé was everywhere during the annual football tournament that bears his name in his beloved West Kerry at the weekend.

GAA president Liam O’Neill has revealed players and officials found guilty of making racist comments may be forced to undergo education courses as part of their punishment.

The trip to Laois and Offaly in three weeks will mark a historic first appearance for Ballincollig in Féile na nÓg, the national football festival for U14 players.

Outgoing Camogie Association President Joan O’Flynn says there is “no question” that the standard of the sport has improved a lot since the game moved from 12 to 15-a-side over 10 years ago.

TONY WATENE’S love affair with Gaelic Games began in an unconventional fashion.

GAA chiefs have finally relented to Kildare’s requests for a training session in Croke Park ahead of Sunday’s Leinster final, with Kieran McGeeney’s squad having a run-out at headquarters last night.