UK government ordered to hold public inquiry into murder of GAA official by loyalists
Judge finds that UK government remains in breach of a human rights duty to investigate full extent of state collusion in the killing
Jarlath Burns
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
North’s sports minister has ‘no objection’ to attending GAA match amid row over Casement funding
DUP minister Gordon Lyons plays down reports of ‘tetchy’ meeting with GAA president Jarlath Burns
Seán Moran: Policing amateurism in the modern GAA almost requires the skills of Elliott Ness
Jarlath Burns’s presidency has prioritised concerns for football and amateur status. Football is proving comparatively plain sailing
Ciarán Murphy: Time for us to start living in the GAA world as is, not what we would like it to be
‘My answer to the idea of paying club managers is this: it’s already happening … These teams already exist. And managers are already getting paid’
GAA to appoint a Head of Hurling as part of plan to grow the game
New job’s brief is to be centred on the overall strategic development of the game
Jarlath Burns rows in behind Páirc Uí Chaoimh hosting Euro 2028 games
‘We know that Páirc Uí Chaoimh is open for all business and we would recommend as many games as possible’
Casement Park row: Taoiseach plans to meet GAA over future of west Belfast stadium
Simon Harris said he shared the disappointment that Euro 2028 games will not be played in Belfast after UK government announced it would not fund Casement Park redevelopment
Anger in GAA over decision not to hold public inquiry into Seán Brown murder, says GAA president
GAA official (61) was abducted and killed by loyalist paramilitaries as he locked Co Derry club gates in May 1997
Miriam Lord: Not a dry eye in the house as final whistle sends Armagh supporters into orbit
There are always scenes of wild celebration in Croke Park when the winning county is crowned but the Orchard County fans were on another level
Builders break ground on new €40m hotel beside Croke Park
Dalata will operate the four-star property under its Maldron brand, under an agreement with the GAA
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
Five things we learned from the GAA weekend: Change is coming to the football championship structure ... again
Jarlath Burns indicates the group stages are on the way out; Mayo show what they are made of; Cork are on a learning curve
Proposal to switch hurling and football matches put GAA council in ‘terrible position’, says Burns
GAA president says condensed championship has caused problems and imagines there will be change
GAA president Jarlath Burns: ‘I get angry when I hear or see a gratuitous attack on the GAA’
The GAA president and secondary school principal on defending the association, growing up in south Armagh and his relationship with his father
Government ‘absolutely committed’ to pursuing redevelopment of Casement Park for Euro 2028
Taoiseach says it’s up to GAA and Northern Ireland Executive to confirm overall funding approach
Jarlath Burns: ‘I’m now pessimistic that the Euros will be played in Casement Park’
GAA president believes the big loser will be the game of soccer in Northern Ireland
Darragh Ó Sé: Once you put Jim Gavin in charge of something, there’s no sniggering down the back
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
GAAGo clash with Government looks like it might become an annual fixture
Claim by GAA president Jarlath Burns of Ministerial electioneering gets to the heart of a broader truth for the Coalition
Seán Moran: If you think this season needs an overhaul, take a glance backwards
Problems remain but the player and spectator experiences have been transformed this century
‘Difference’ in workload placed on dual women Gaelic players compared to men, committee hears
Aisling Groarke trains six days a week with Dublin club and recalls times when ‘basic things’ in facilities for women players were missing
Jim Gavin lays out timetable for changing rules to make Gaelic football more exciting
The chair of the Football Review Committee explains that new rules could be trailled next year and implemented for the 2026 season
Seán Moran: Burns has to spring early into action to exorcise the ghost of bans past
The new president had an unexpectedly demanding afternoon at Central Council but he stamped his authority on it
Justin McAleese was ‘terrified’ as a gay teenager at Catholic schools, says former president
Mary McAleese and Mary Kennedy speak to GAA president Jarlath Burns about Pride, partition and hurling in new weekly podcast
Jarlath Burns makes Jim Gavin chair of the Football Review Committee
New GAA president has been impressed with the former Dublin manager’s ‘higher-level thinking skills’
GAA Congress: Seán Kelly suggests midweek replays for draws after extra-time
GAA's Annual Congress in Newry’s Canal Court Hotel to herald start of Jarlath Burns’ presidency
Mary Hannigan: Interminable, tempestuous day for the FAI
FAI began the day with an apology but things only went downhill from there; opportunity knocks for Frawley in the Six Nations
Jarlath Burns: After a perfectly conducted apprenticeship, a daunting agenda looms
An accomplished administrator and communicator, he knows that only so much can be done in three years
Moyna says two hours training per week will maintain footballers’ fitness levels
Professor says fitness levels unlikely to rank highly as a major concern as pandemic progresses
Larry McCarthy to become first overseas president of the GAA
New York candidate beats Jarlath Burns in vote and will take office in 12 months’ time
Decision day for the GAA in tight presidential race
Burns slightly favoured but election likely to go beyond first count
Seán Moran: GAA in trouble if sectional interests not accountable to rules
Divisions in the association should be resolvable by regulation. Why is this so hard?
Burns and McCarthy set to battle it out for GAA presidency
Former Armagh captain and New York academic seeking to succeed current incumbent
Mayo motion for GAA Congress would widen rule on county eligibility
Motion 48 seeks to include legal guardians and allow for ‘other relevant connection’
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