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A revamped All-Ireland Senior Football Championship was voted in by Congress at the weekend for next year’s series with the tiered All Ireland stru...

Louth GAAs dream of finally having a new stadium has gone one step closer to fruition with the news that Minister Simon Harris has approved a request from...

Having had the weekend off, the hurlers face their toughest test to date with a trip to the Gaelic Grounds to play a Limerick side that will be keen to get back to winning ways having lost their opening two games, while the footballers will seek to get th...

At the time of writing the first two furlongs have been covered in the four 7-furlong National Football League races. Already some of the runners are being hard...

SAINT Joseph’s Secondary School Tulla have raised the bar for other Clare schools to achieve hurling success following their fairytale first Harty Cup victory, according to Davy Fitzgerald.

A Longford team in transition after the introduction of quite a few promising young players into the squad this season are facing a difficult task against Westm...

A SPECIAL vigil is to take place this Sunday in a show of support for the family of the 12-year-old boy who died in a head-on collision on Friday morning. Wikto...

Anthony Nash revisits the highs and lows of his remarkable inter-county career.

St Joseph’s Tulla have reached the top grade final in Munster colleges hurling for the first time.

Car fuel prices took another jump as a result of the Russia-Ukraine crisis, with an average increase of 2 cent overnight.  The latest increase is another b...