Liam O’Neill hopes shutdown can be used to implement change in GAA
Former president says group could be set up to deal with various different matters
Former president says group could be set up to deal with various different matters
Hurling will have to face up to same challenge as football has been
Dublin's quest for five-in-a-row may not be history's defining feature of this year
Man who halted Kerry’s five-in-a-row march 32 years ago releases autobiography
Croke Park fixtures review believed to favour compromise on calendar-year completion
Ex-Roscommon star favours 45-metre kick-outs and tweaks to black card
Not much point in people producing a report if members can’t analyse or debate its content
Competition leaves great memories but the decision to replace it was correct
This year may well see significant progress on the association’s most troublesome issue
It took nearly 10 years to address player burnout and now it’s the club players’ turn to wait
Proponent of reform says next January the better option for bringing in change
Proposed new timing of championships to be delayed for year until further talks
Former FRC member says GAA needs to conduct annual review of how the game is played
Annual report also stresses the need to exploit Croke Park commercially
Mooted Central Council proposal would see an end to the traditional All-Ireland club finals on St Patrick’s Day by 2016
Move has been strongly supported by people associated with successful clubs like Crossmaglen and St Brigid’s
National Referees Committee chair says, “we need to get better” after early championship controversies
All-Ireland football winner in 2010 to make first championship start against Waterford
Concerns over timewasting spurs delay until 2015
In spite of warnings that players may take a black card for the team, evidence suggests otherwise
Improved drafting process sees 78 per cent of motions steered through
From an administrative point of view, how great is the gulf between football and hurling?
Game is evolving and GAA president wants all involved parties to have their say
Game is evolving and GAA president wants all involved parties to have their say
Proposer of reform says fouls not tackles will be punished by new disciplinary measures
Danny Murphy says ’no colour of card’ is needed for those playing by the rules
It’s a start, Healy concedes, but management and coaching not the same thng and right structures must be in place
For all their shortcomings the FRC proposals would improve the football championship
Unlikely to be a decision for the best partof two years at the earliest
Disciplinary sanction will come into effect in football games from next month
‘The high percentage of players dissatisfied by fixture making is a big issue’
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