Seán Moran: Impact of new rules already apparent despite inevitable teething problems
Salutary effect of stringent new ‘enhancements’ on dissent or abuse of referees can only make their jobs easier
Football Review Committee (FRC)
Meath v Cavan to go ahead on Sunday despite scoreboard damage
Meath have sourced a mobile scoreboard from the county’s Centre of Excellence
Ó Curraoin revels in ‘unbelievable’ new rules after the dead hand of blanket defence
‘We’re blessed with kickers in Galway and we always were’
Maurice Deegan: An encouraging start for the football rules but a long road ahead
Weather didn’t help but referees and players deserve credit for how well week one went
Malachy Clerkin: Shane Walsh finds quirk in new rules to show FRC’s work is nowhere near done
It doesn’t feel like it makes sense that Armagh’s breach of the 3v3 should result in Walsh with a two-point free in front of the posts
Unshackled from tradition, the GAA has made change the new normal
New rules for Gaelic football show what may be possible when we break from the status quo
Marty Morrissey gets an A+ in new football rules, even if some pundits aren’t yet sold
The second half of Galway and Armagh saw outstanding displays from the officials tasked with spotting when each side didn’t keep three men in their own halves
Two-point scores crucial for Galway in win over Armagh, says Joyce
Armagh manager Kieran McGeeney says clarification needed over new 3v3 rule
National Football League returns: As it happened
National Football League begins with eight fixtures across four divisions
Maurice Deegan: First outing for rules will test impact on football but they’re already improving disciplinary culture
I refereed a couple of challenge matches and found the game faster, more demanding, but a lot better behaved
Year Zero for football as FRC’s new rules are put to the test
Teams nationwide must adapt as quickly as possible to the new regulations and it’s going to be fascinating to see how it all shakes out
Gaelic football rule changes: Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask
After so much talk, now is time to see the Football Review Committee’s new rules in intercounty action
Kerry’s Diarmuid O’Connor: ‘New rules mean All-Ireland will probably be a 10-team competition’
GAA and AFL should discuss financial compensation for players who switch to Aussie Rules, says Kerry midfielder
Seán Moran: Hazards ahead as GAA begins real road test of new rules
The most influential rule change is also the most difficult to arbitrate
Derry City cleared for temporary use of GAA Centre of Excellence at Owenbeg
GAA Central Council make appointments to fill vacancies on Football Review Committee
We have the rules to help referees, so why don’t we use them?
In all sports, players and managers tread a fine line with match officials, wondering how much they will tolerate. It needs to stop
‘A gorgeous time for referees’: Gaelic football managers open to learning on the hoof as new rules kick in
Handing the ball back to opponents may prove to be a step too far for some
‘I make a mark in the grass with my foot as I go.’ How GAA groundstaff line pitches for new football rules
The FRC proposals mean the country’s 3,200 pitches will have their first new markings since the small arc came in 30 years ago - and they only have three months to get it all done
Seán Moran: Revenue’s laissez-faire attitude to county finances appears to be over
The GAA fastens seatbelts as the future of football looks the least of its problems
Cora Staunton sees some FRC proposals that could benefit the women’s game
Former Mayo player and currently coach with Ballina Stephenites favours the three/three structure with three players on either side having to stay in each half
FRC reforms aim to defy history by altering course of football permanently
Previous think tanks developed good ideas but none sold the vision as convincingly. Can these new rules resuscitate a stagnating game?
Cork GAA chief calls on FRC dissent and cynical play proposals to extended to hurling
Kevin O’Donovan praises GAA president Jarlath Burns and Jim Gavin for their work with the Football Review Committee
Ciarán Murphy: The FRC could be a good template for the renewal of hurling
Hurling is doing fine in its nine or 10 traditional counties but could there be a way to grow the appeal of the national game beyond the heartlands?
Seán Moran: GAA Football Review Committee’s perfect storm creates template for future reforms
Combination of widespread concern and relentlessly focused solutions earns a trial next year, which is all they were looking for
Jim Gavin: ‘This is a great opportunity for our games, not to be continuously searching out the dark matter in life’
GAA special congress approved FRC’s new football rules, with clubs added to the experiment
GAA Congress approves Gaelic football’s new rules for 2025
Former president Liam O’Neill argued that ‘if we refuse to change, we can’t improve’
GAA set to give Football Review Committee proposals the green light for next year’s league
Special congress will first decide whether to approve universal application to all levels of football
FRC want to see successful new rules applied at both club and county level in 2025
Former Kerry player and selector Éamonn Fitzmaurice says 96 per cent of players are club players so it is important they get the chance to try out the enhanced rules as soon as possible
GAA Congress explainer: It’s the most wonderful time of the year
Saturday’s important meeting will see delegates gather to decide on a range of rule changes proposed by the Football Review Committee
Seán Moran: FRC proposals deserve to be trialled but referees also need enhanced support
The most important group in implementing any of the GAA's rule changes have to feel less neglected
Ciarán Murphy: Let’s not lose faith now in the need to reboot our game
A couple of good games last weekend in no way undermines the work of the Football Review Committee
Proposal to reinstate GAA preseason competitions rejected
Football Review Committee’s proposed rule enhancements for Gaelic football will go before Special Congress
Four-point goal is dropped from new football rules to go before GAA Central Council
FRC’s proposed rule reforms will go before Council, with debate set to continue over suspension of preseason tournaments
Ciarán Murphy: Whatever rules are put before Central Council should be accepted. There is very little left to lose
The best players and managers available to the GAA showed up in Croke Park last week. That’s a statement admitting the game has to change
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