Scullion seeks black card to curb cynical fouling
Four-time All Star Tony Scullion has said he wants to see the proposal for the black card passed at this weekend's Annual Congress to curb cynical fouling.
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New Rules: McGee
Football Review Committee chairman Eugene McGee on the new rules
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Report: FRC Proposals
Clare MacNamara reports on the Football Review Committee's proposals for the game
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Football changes proposed
Des Cahill looks at some of the proposals that the Football Review Committee will make
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Football Changes: Eugene McGee
Eugene McGee, chairman of the Football Review Committee, explains some of their proposed changes
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Football review proposes introduction of mark
Proposals for the introduction of the mark, a public time clock and new procedures for yellow cards are all included in a new GAA Football Review Committee report.
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McGee explains football review findings
Eugene McGee, chairman of the Football Review Committee, has explained the reasoning behind some of the proposals presented by the committee following an extensive review of the game.
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Football Review
Football Review Committee chairman Eugene McGee on the work done so far
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Football review
Declan Darcy joins Gary Moran to review the weekend football action and the Football Review Committee
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FAI react to Cork City statement
The row between the Football Association of Ireland and Cork City looks set to rumble on after City chairman Tom Coughlan claimed to have obtained an Order from the High Court for leave to judicially review the FAI's Disciplinary Committee hearing of 17 December 2009.
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Tipp could face hefty fine
The Games Administration committee of the GAA are to review Tipperary's decision to pull out of the All-Ireland football championship and could issue a hefty fine.
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Marsden fails to clear name
It was decided at last night's Games Administration Committee meeting that Diarmuid Marsden's All-Ireland football final red card will stand.
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McCague establishes new rules review panel
A sub-committee has been established by GAA President Sean McCague which will undertake a review of a number of rules in the association's 'Official Guide'.
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Five players issued with yellow cards
The Control Committee of the International Rules Series has opted not to ban any players from Sunday's second Test between Ireland and Australia at Croke Park.
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Summer soccer under review
An eircom League committee is to investigate the possibility of summer football at a meeting on March 5th.
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Rugby: IRFU rejects Celtic League plans
The Irish Rugby Football Union has rejected plans for a new Celtic League involving Leinster, Munster and Ulster with the Scottish Super Districts and top Welsh clubs.
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Soccer: FA Cup officials to face FA commission
Referee Rob Harris and two of his officials are to face a Football Association commission accused of breaching referees' regulations during the FA Cup tie between Tranmere and Sunderland.