Cuala’s first-half masterclass and mighty stuff from Errigal Ciarán would have lifted Pat’s heart
Praise and tributes aplenty after the passing of the Law man
GAA Club Football Championship
Double delight for Dublin as Na Fianna and Cuala take home the spoils
Different paths to victory end at the same destination for both county champions
History-making Cuala crowned All-Ireland club senior football champions: As it happened
Dublin champions become second club to win senior club hurling and football titles, joining St Finbarr’s of Cork
Cuala defy immense Errigal Ciarán comeback to enter the history books
Dalkey side hold on to add football title to All-Ireland club credits
Old heads and young legs can find a way home for Cuala
Errigal Ciarán have been to the brink and are yet to fall but that day may have come
The stars have aligned for a Darragh Canavan-Con O’Callaghan showdown
Out of half a century of All-Ireland club finals it’s difficult to pick one when you had two of the game’s absolute elite forwards facing off in the biggest club game of the year
Errigal Ciarán and Ronan McRory realise final ambition but hunger for bigger prize
The Tyrone club are the first from the county to make the All-Ireland club football final at the third time of asking
Con O’Callaghan close to joining one of the GAA’s most illustrious clubs
A win for Cuala in Sunday’s All-Ireland senior club football final would make O’Callaghan an All-Ireland winner in both codes with his club
Ciarán Murphy: Brothers-in-arms set to have a big impact on final day
Canavan sharpshooters Ruairí and Darragh come up against Cuala’s Con and Niall O’Callaghan with All-Ireland glory the glittering prize
Big year ahead beckons for patient Peadar Ó Cofaigh Byrne
Towering midfielder will turn his eyes towards claiming a starting place with Dublin following the All-Ireland club final with Cuala
Eyes on the prize with history to be made by two of the four clubs in novel All-Ireland finale
Can Dublin take both titles or will Tyrone win a first? Or could once-dominant Cork regain their place at the top?
St Lachtain’s and Watergrasshill make the most of their day in Croker to take home All-Ireland titles
The Junior and Intermediate club hurling finals are the GAA with its nail polish scraped off, but the four teams served up a couple of crackers
Con O’Callaghan inspires Cuala to reach Croke Park decider
A couple of late points from the boot of the Dublin colossus fends off Coolera/Strandhill fightback
Canavan brothers fire Errigal Ciarán past Dr Crokes to reach All-Ireland final
Peter Canavan’s sons produced one of the most dazzling performances by any pair of brothers you’ll ever see
GAA previews: Canavan brothers aiming to help Errigal Ciarán to All-Ireland club final
Kerry and Munster kingpins Dr Crokes will be well aware of the threat of Tyrone sharpshooters Ruairí and Darragh Canavan
All-Ireland intermediate club football final between Crossmolina Deel Rovers and Ballinderry postponed
The game had been fixed for Sunday in Croke Park but a new date will be confirmed over the coming days
Venue for All-Ireland club SFC semi-final between Dr Crokes and Errigal Ciaran changed to Newbridge
Fixture had been due to be played at O’Moore Park in Portlaoise
Throw-in times confirmed for Saturday’s postponed All-Ireland club football semi-finals
Sunday's fixtures were called off due to inclement weather
Rory Gallagher to join management team of Kildare champions Naas
Former Derry manager to join Joe Murphy’s backroom team
All-Ireland club senior football semi-finals postponed due to weather
Both semi-finals to be played on Saturday, January 11th
Ballinderry and Crossmolina to meet in All-Ireland club intermediate football championship decider after semi-final wins
Ballinderry sunk Austin Stacks at Parnell Park as Crossmolina eased past Caragh at Pearse Park
Coolera-Strandhill’s Seán Taylor: ‘I’ve introduced a few Gaelic football drills to Harlequins training sessions’
Full-back for the Sligo champions commutes weekly from his job at the London rugby club to train with the All-Ireland semi-finalists
Final stages of club championships the highlight of the GAA weekend
In the senior All-Ireland club football semi-finals Coolera-Strandhill will play Cuala and Dr Crokes will play Errigal Ciarán
All-Ireland club football semi-finals due to go ahead despite cold snap
Met Éireann forecasting sub-zero temperatures across the country over the coming days
GAA previews: Goal-hungry Na Fianna bidding to book All-Ireland final place
Formidable Dublin champions face Galway kingpins Loughrea while experienced Slaughtneil will test first-time Munster winners Sarsfields in Sunday's first semi-final
Dr Crokes and Errigal Ciarán take the spoils as the last football trophies of 2024 are handed out
The Kerry and Tyrone clubs will face off in the All-Ireland semi-final on the first weekend of the New Year
Peter Óg McCartan makes himself immortal with injury-time winner for Errigal Ciarán in Ulster final
Brilliant point in the 63rd minute brings a first provincial club title to Tyrone since 2002
Dr Crokes claim Munster title as final task proves bridge too far for Loughmore-Castleiney
Experienced Kerry kingpins pack too much power for plucky Tipperary dual champions
GAA previews: Ulster and Munster finals to conclude provincial championships
Two former All-Ireland winners, Dr Crokes and Kilcoo, will be favourites to advance to January’s All-Ireland semi-finals
Coolera-Strandhill become first Sligo club to win Connacht title in over 40 years
Ross Doherty’s extra-time goal and three points from substitute Adam Higgins proved crucial against Padraig Pearses
Luke Keating’s late point gives Cuala the Leinster club title
Ahead by nine points with 20 minutes gone, the Dublin champions were subsequently reined in by quick-fire goals
Cuala likely to shade it over St Mary’s as they seem to have the priceless ability to find a way
Can Sarsfields give Ballygunner a more robust challenge than they managed a year ago?
Busy Saturday at Croke Park brings climax to seismic Leinster club hurling championship
Two keenly contested semi-finals reflected an extraordinarily open Leinster campaign
Ruairí Canavan produces kicking masterclass as Errigal Ciarán make Ulster final
Canavan scored 0-9 of his side’s total, with five coming from play, including the winner off his weaker left foot
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