Daire Cregg: ‘It’s a privilege to represent Roscommon. You don’t take that lightly’
Boyle club player made one of the key scores during the county’s sensational win over Galway in Connacht senior football final
Gaelic Football
Read more articles about Gaelic football here
Monaghan v Derry had one of the most unbelievable finishes to a game you’ll ever see
Kerry face stiff test in Munster as Galway ready to rise to Connacht challenge
Down back in Tailteann Cup after loss to Armagh: ‘We have to embrace it’
Ryan Magill was dispatched to Croke Park as the county’s representative at the launch of Gaelic football’s second-tier competition
A 25-year trend has increasingly marginalised the provinces. Time to recognise reality
New All-Ireland football format is the latest to undermine the provincial championships
All-Ireland football championship draw: Kerry play Donegal in first round, Dublin and Louth to meet again
Eight opening round fixtures to be played on last two weekends of May
Oisín McConville: ‘At one stage, football was the only thing that kept me alive’
The two-time All Star winner says his gambling addiction was so bad ‘loan sharks wouldn’t even touch me in the end’
My friend Michael Lyster met life on his own terms
Michael met life on his own terms, often swept up in the lightness of story telling without taking himself seriously
‘She just snapped out of it’: How recordings of Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh are helping dementia patients
The Replay archive makes his All-Ireland senior finals commentary from 1985 to 2010 available online
Racism in Irish sport: ‘We didn’t feel safe playing. We just left football completely’
Irish sports stars Rhasidat Adeleke and Edwin Edogbo have been subjected to racist abuse – but it happens at every level, including to children
Six Irish sport stars will become sporting diplomats for country
Failure to play Israel Nations League fixture would primarily disadvantage Ireland, says Minister for Sport
Seán Bugler believes Dublin can win Sam Maguire this season as team targets consistency
Bugler optimistic as new players integrate and senior leaders step up
‘Home Rule in athletics’: Ray Burke on the GAA’s ‘ban on foreign games’
The ban survived the Civil War and was rarely challenged at conventions, enabling the GAA to avoid splits
‘It must be nice to have a partner who is understanding,’ my boyfriend said
People seemed more upset with a man missing a game to have a family than with a man who missed a birth for a match
Playing Fantasy Gaelic Games has sent me down a rabbit hole
My fantasy team, Duffy’s Dynamos, didn’t do so well, but I’ll be back on the app for more
You can’t fight luck in sport, you just learn to control it
In the exact science of modern sport, luck is the corrupting element that refuses to be sanitised
Ciarán Murphy: Gaelic football’s revival in 2025 was cultural as much as sporting
New rules, new art and a renewed cultural self-belief combined to make last year a turning point for the game
GAA provincial football championship draw: Armagh to play Tyrone in Ulster - as it happened
Kerry and Cork, and Galway and Mayo on opposite sides of provincial draws
‘The sessions are like a maths exam’: Managing the club-intercounty training balance
The pattern of elite clubs looking for managers and coaches with intercounty experience is ingrained now – but at what point does playing for your local side stop being fun?
Jarlath Regan: I worked my tail off to bring my son home to experience school in Ireland
It was hard to leave Ireland without resentment – without a sense of why do I have to go?
‘They’re all in Australia’: Concerns growing as more GAA players head Down Under
Shortage of role models staying in Irish game for young fans is a worry, says GPA head Tom Parsons
The National Football League has a completely daft schedule. Players deserve better
If we insist on playing the league, the central idea must be to play fewer games and make them all more meaningful
Date confirmed for new-look provincial football championship draws
Four draws to be streamed live from Croke Park on November 27th
Ciarán Murphy: Everyone has admiration for dual clubs, but it’s not easy
Switching focus week in week out can take its toll
Turning my old GAA programmes into a book: From treasured games to elusive collectors’ items
The inspiration behind the creation of a new visual compendium of over 100 years of GAA programme covers
As a player Andy Moran was relentlessly positive. Mayo need that now
A great playing career can’t be the only thing going for you as a manager, but it buys time and instant respect
Sarah McInerney’s Liveline: A broadcaster who knows when to speak, when to listen
Radio: Arena’s send-off for Seán Rocks has the same depth and range which he made the programme’s playbook for so many years
Meath v Dublin All-Ireland final: Throw-in time, team news, where to watch
The Royals and the Dubs meet again in the senior decider at Croke Park
Paudie Clifford covers every blade of the pitch – and doesn’t hold back in post-match chat
RTÉ pundit does what no Donegal player managed: nab Paudie
Podcast: will Donegal or Kerry prevail in the All-Ireland football final? Dean Rock and Conor McManus give the same answer
In the News podcast
Playing county football through the pain of epidermolysis bullosa: ‘When I’d fall it would cause abrasions and blisters’
Gaelic footballer Ellie Ward has a rare and painful genetic condition known as ‘butterfly skin’, but there is nothing delicate about her performances on the pitch
Man of the match debate heats up on RTÉ despite David Clifford’s sizzling form for Kerry
Amanda Anisimova suffers ignominy of 0-6 0-6 defeat in Wimbledon final
Seán Moran: 25 years since tyranny of sudden death ended in championship football
Counties can resurrect apparently failed campaign bouncing back into contention
All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals: What time are Monaghan v Donegal and Tyrone v Dublin today and what channel are they on?
The four All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals will be played at Croke Park this weekend
Malachy Clerkin: Mayo’s decision to oust Kevin McStay was fair enough but the way they did it was foul
Understandable desire for change after three years without notable progression
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
The GlossOpens in new window
Read the digital edition of The Gloss magazine now
Family NoticesOpens in new window
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices