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  The GAA, the Ladies Gaelic Football Association & An Cumann Camógaíochta are delighted to announce details of a new and exciting Gaelic Games Player Pathway. For the first time, all three Associations with responsibility for the promotion of Gaelic Football, Hurling, Ladies Football and Camogie will have an aligned pathway and vision for player development. All players are at the heart of this new Pathway – with club involvement central to its success – and there will be a key focus on creating an effective player development environment. The Gaelic Games Player Pathway aims to fulfi...

Louth GAA chairman Peter Fitzpatrick has insisted the county’s new stadium project will start in September. With GAA infrastructure projects around the country set to grind to a halt as Croke Park looks to tighten its belt to help it ride out the financial mess created by the pandemic, Fitzpatrick insisted that the county was determined to get their planned €12m development off the ground towards the end of this year. Louth acquired a 14 acre site in Dundalk in late 2018 and plan to fund the project with an even three way split between themselves, Croke Park and government funding.

Strategic review gets the green light in Clare February 24, 2021 The Clare jersey Clare's GAA clubs have unanimously agreed to initiate a strategic review with the ultimate aim of developing a five-year plan for the Association in the Banner County. A motion from the Eire Og club seeking the establishment of an independent committee to chart a way forward received the backing of both the clubs and the County Board Executive at an online meeting last night. It was agreed that there should be one County Board officer on the newly-formed committee and that will be vice-chairman Kieran Keating. T...

Waterford, Ireland / WLR Feb 21, 2021 12:38 PM As part of the Waterford GAA strategic plan for 2021-2030, the county board consulted with other sporting bodies to build a sense of the cultures that breed success. The “Waterford Rising” plan was launched this week with several key pillars contributing to the overall approach for the next 10 years. Club Development, Coaching and Games Development, and Adult competition structures are just three of the six key elements that make up the plan. A major focus of the board in club development relates to the standard of coaching and the drive to i...

High Profile Banner Business Men Commit To Forming New Committee For Clare GAA February 19, 2021 The Clare Champion understands that the names being proposed are: Ennis native Tony Garry, (former CEO of Davy Stockbrokers) Clarecastle’s Mark O’Connell (CEO of Repucon Consulting) Parteen man Conor Gilligan (CEO of Roadbridge) Ogonnelloe’s Colin Kelly (CEO of Gyrogy) Eoin Conroy of Barefield (CEO of Titan Experience) Ennis man Eoin Doohan (Managing Director of DFP Group Enda Connolly of Ennis (Managing Director of CMP Investment Partners) All seven have committed to taking on the tasks id...