The Cork man recalled attending “a meeting of the Bishopstown club to get rid of it” in the run up to the 1971 Congress

Leinster Rugby have made a submission to government for a “proof of concept” test event

“What it has done is it’s given the GAA-bashers, who have been sitting on their hands even more so with Covid, they’re really having a field day.”

“Ahead of Tuesday’s meeting, we are inviting correspondence from any club that wishes to send in their views on the matter and obviously from any division or other unit that wishes to send in correspondence.”

Champions Cork will commence their 2021 Lidl NFL Division 1 campaign with a home fixture against Munster rivals Tipperary.

Brian Hogan, TJ Ryan and Mark Landers join Anthony Daly

Declan Bonner knows he has to plot but only to a point. God laughs when man plans but when a manager does it beyond beating the team in front of him in the Ulster Senior Football Championship, he guffaws.

It remains to be seen if GAA HQ is considered a neutral venue for the Dublin hurlers

Female inter-county players receive less than a quarter of the Government funding pocketed by their mail counterparts

Camogie chiefs this afternoon overwhelmingly passed a motion allowing greater physicality in the game.84% of delegates supporting the amendment which will allow a player to “use minimal contact on an opponent’s body from side-on once they are making ...

The ban is due to expire prior to the start of Cork’s Allianz Football League Division 2 South campaign in the middle of May

Tipperary's Orla O'Dwyer helped the Brisbane Lions defeat Sara Rowe's Collingwood and secure their place in next Saturday's AFLW Grand final.

The €536k figure was more than double the €257k end of year surplus for 2019.

Munster GAA secretary Kieran Leddy said the details around the matches will be confirmed before the end of the month

'There were two things that influenced it: you were going to have to take that time off the club season which you didn’t want to do or you were going to have to shorten the league season further'

'I would have loved for there to be a second chance, especially if you draw a big gun first day out,' said Carlow manager Niall Carew

As well as Cork and Down for their breaches in January, Monaghan are also expected to lose home advantage for a game in Division 1 North

GAA president Larry McCarthy says the organisation’s reputation has been damaged by the recent training breaches of Dublin and Monaghan.

The Liam MacCarthy Cup is to be staged on the same basis as 2020 with a qualifier system only that the losers of the preliminary qualifier round will be relegated to the Joe McDonagh Cup next season

Minister of State for Sport Jack Chambers has warned the GAA they need to remind county boards that they must comply with Covid-19 restrictions before training resumes

Each season the former Dublin manager asked if his players still believed in him

Monaghan have followed the example of Dublin and suspended their manager Seamus McEnaney for 12 weeks

Freemount club delegate John O’Flynn doesn’t believe either clubs or players should have to fork out additional monies to secure loss of earnings cover

Six playing rules will be voted on at this Saturday’s Camogie Congress, one of which, if passed, would permit a camogie player to shoulder an opponent.

The GAA will tomorrow unveil its revised inter-county fixture programme for 2021 

'It’s over, it’s done, we’re tired — New York is first and we have to look after ourselves'

Gardaí are investigating possible breaches of Covid-19 restrictions, under the Health Act 1947, by a sports club in west Cork

The GAA will have seven and a half months to formulate a revised master fixtures programme set to be released later this week. So what can be expected, predicted, and wished for?

In 2019, the GAA reaped €19.29m in commercial revenue in contrast to last year when it dropped to €8.654m due to the pandemic. In 2019, Dublin GAA accrued €2.17m from their own sponsors

Cork and Dublin will be joined by Tipperary and Waterford in an ultra-competitive Division 1B

The Tipperary footballer's GAA career began with Kilmacud Crokes in Dublin

McGarty was the only Leitrim player selected on the Connacht Team of the Millennium

The GWS Giants full-forward kicked 10 goals this season

In recent years ladies football stars such as Cora Staunton and Sinéad Goldrick have enjoyed success Down Under

Fitzmaurice described the training session as “unnecessary” and “arrogant”

Éamonn Fitzmaurice and Oisín McConville join Paul Rouse to debate Dublin's collective training breach and discuss management principles, philosophies and regrets

The corner-back's greatest concern is how defenders will manage forwards who are being allowed to take up to 11 steps

Former Dublin camogie manager Frank Browne has come out strongly on the Sky Blues training controversy

Forty years on from the U21 hurlers' bus crash, those affected recount the three lives lost

McCarthy said getting clubs back to action is his priority

Rowe was involved in the move for the winning goal as Collingwood completed a thrilling fourth-quarter comeback, scoring an unanswered 20 points to win by six

Dublin will be expected to ensure Dessie Farrell fully complies with his 12-week ban and does not attend training sessions and games before it elapses on June 24.

In my heart of hearts, I would love to come back and play AFLW in 2022 but that would impact on a lot more people than just the three of us

'It's just disappointing for a team who have been excellent for over a decade'

Dublin GAA sponsors AIG have refused to comment about the confirmed Covid-19 restriction breach by several of the senior footballers.

For everyone else, there was no schadenfreude, no “serves them right”, no begrudgery. Just relief that it was Dublin who were caught and not them.

With due respect to Cork and Down (and assorted clubs), the Dublin development is on a different level

The players' activities, in breach of Covid-19 guidelines, was described as a "serious error of judgement".

“The GAA will pursue the allegations with the units in question at the earliest opportunity and will invoke any necessary disciplinary processes as appropriate,”

Anthony Rainbow was the manager of Carlow when they played a midweek SFC qualifier in 2013 - a decade after Limerick played a Thursday night hurling qualifier