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A roundup of GAA news from across Ireland, including Dublin narrowly beats Cork, Burns wins GAA presidency, and Bubbles retires.

The biggest question Brian OConnor had entering the season was what a newly revamped Virginia pitching staff would look like and the early returns were promising.

Ahead of the third round of games in the Allianz Football League, we ponder the main talking points.

Opening day is usually quiet around Disharoon Park, but for only the fourth time in Brian OConnors 20 seasons the Cavaliers will start the season at home in a surprise turn of events.

Galway 3-22 Cork 4-24 READING too much into league form has always carried some risk, but since the introduction of the split GAA season what happens in the Spring has become even more unreliable in terms of assessing teams’ prospects for the championship. Look at the contrasting fortunes of Limerick and Waterford in last year’s […]

Three talking points ahead of the weekend’s Allianz Hurling League action.

Not long ago Jake Berry was just hoping to play a key role out of the Virginia bullpen, now the 610

P.O. Ackley was a great contributor to the world of firearms and cartridge design. A contributor to Guns & Ammo, he had a sharp wit and a sharper tongue. Let's take a look back on his legacy today.

Donegal shocked the All-Ireland champions Kerry with a one-point NFL Division One opening day win in Ballybofey on Sunday – 0-13 to 1-9 – and the performance of the referee shocked Kerry boss Jack O’Connor as he lamented a Caolon McColgan point that the visitors felt was a wide.

Ireland's rugby team are in Cardiff for their opening game tomorrow in the Six Nations on the back of a five-game winning run. Our last defeat was ...