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Gaelic Player's Association Motion calls for an end to all pre-season competitions - Vimarsana News

Gaelic Player's Association Motion calls for an end to all pre-season competitions

Player’s body to discuss an end to January competitions as well as increased insurance cover.

Source: the42.ie
Sligo's Mary Fergus became a legendary Dublin camogie player who won five All-Ireland titles - Vimarsana News

Sligo's Mary Fergus became a legendary Dublin camogie player who won five All-Ireland titles

An 80 year old former camogie player from Sligo who starred for Dublin has been honoured by Gaelic Player’s Association (GPA) at a Legends Lunch.

Tipperary player believes it's harder for male GAA athletes to 'come out' - Vimarsana News

Tipperary player believes it's harder for male GAA athletes to 'come out'

Being a member of the LGBTQ+ community and coming out to teammates is less challenging for women than men, according to a Tipp player. According to the Gaelic Player’s Association, 99 percent of intercounty players believe a person coming out as LGBTQ would be accepted by their teammates. However, 50 percent also believe that players […]

Source: tippfm.com
GPA to go down diplomatic route to get Championship change - Vimarsana News

GPA to go down diplomatic route to get Championship change

Players body chief executive firmly believes a championship restructure can be successfully implemented at next year’s Congress vote.

Source: the42.ie
Home & Away: This Week's News - Irish America This Weeks News Round-Up - Vimarsana News

Home & Away: This Week's News - Irish America This Weeks News Round-Up

News from Ireland including the MICA redress protests and $1 million funding for Irish orgnaizations in the U.S.