Gaelic football receives State recognition as part of Ireland’s living cultural heritage
The national inventory aims to protect, promote and celebrate Irish living cultural heritage practices, customs, crafts and traditions
The national inventory aims to protect, promote and celebrate Irish living cultural heritage practices, customs, crafts and traditions
McGuinness and Joyce know each other well. As Donegal and Galway face off this weekend, their time playing together in Tralee must be consigned to the past
After 19 years of trying, Armagh are back in the All-Ireland semi-finals, but can they beat the Kingdom?
Fine Gael Senator Tim Lombard says repeat of long delays experienced by Cork and Limerick fans on Sunday must be avoided
It can be a dark place, your demise being celebrated, but these Dublin players have given supporters some of the greatest days of their lives
Cork’s Darragh Fitzgibbon tips his hat to the Rebels’ long-serving top scorer Pat Horgan in advance of eagerly-awaited All-Ireland semi-final against Limerick
Lidl using social network app to promote games to new fans
Legislation to be changed to exclude charitable and philanthropic organisations from advertising watershed
Those reluctant to embrace the prospect of reconciliation between two communities only too willing to oppose the proposed redevelopment of Casement Park for their own ends
From hiding in the commentary box at Croke Park to a GAA game in Hanoi, readers remember the radio veteran who died on Tuesday
An old rivalry resumes at the weekend, but have the ground rules changed forever?
I got to know him first in the early 1990s when he was still training country players who were working in Dublin - he never had a bad word to say about anyone
Tipperary hurler was name-checked in two of Ó Muircheartaigh’s colourful on-air yarns
The Kerry broadcaster’s lyrical genius wouldn’t have had such an impact without the organic connection with his audience
Kerry native spent more than 60 years broadcasting matches live before his retirement in 2010
For more than 50 years, Ó Muircheartaigh’s radio commentaries, in Irish and English, were as rich in language as they were keen in observation
Some of the best lines from the GAA commentator after he died at the age of 93
Geography may suggest an unequal battle against Cork, but the Wee County will be gunning to make history
‘I felt bad for him when he lost the Open to Cameron Smith at St Andrews … He played solid golf, the other guy played brilliant golf, and he lost’
Wexford legend was key member of the teams that won All-Irelands in hurling’s Golden Age
Dessie Farrell’s team aren’t as far ahead of the pack as people assumed, but they will improve and it’s up to everybody else to keep up
No outfield player has more senior football championship appearances than O’Shea. Mayo will miss him when he’s gone, they just mightn’t know it yet
Optimising coverage in schedules packed with international sport can’t be done with attempted last-minute fixes
Denis Walsh: The GAA's preferred option for change to the football championship is better than the current flawed system but a more radical rejig is required
The GAA president and secondary school principal on defending the association, growing up in south Armagh and his relationship with his father
GAA researchers in Clones and Thurles surveyed supporters and local businesses on the average spend and the overall impacts on trade
Ireland take home a record haul of medals; John O’Shea calls for clarity on manager’s role; GAA needs better stadiums
Taoiseach says it’s up to GAA and Northern Ireland Executive to confirm overall funding approach
Association responds to comments made by GAA president Jarlath Burns on the prospects of hosting Euro 2028 matches in Belfast
GAA president Jarlath Burns pessimistic about prospects for Euro 2028 in Belfast but already imagining a new future for Casement Park
GAA president believes the big loser will be the game of soccer in Northern Ireland
Whatever you think about the Football Review Committee, the game has got itself into a state and it finally feels like someone is taking the problem seriously
The Tribesmen are the only team in the Senior Football Championship yet to concede a goal
Jim Gavin’s five-in-a-row team have similarities and differences with their would-be emulators
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices