Black card gets green light at congress
Over two-thirds of delegates at the GAA's Annual Congress in Derry have voted in favour of a motion to introduce a black card system in Gaelic football.
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Croke Park available for Rugby World Cup
The motion to authorize use of Croke Park and other stadia for the 2023 or 2027 Rugby World Cups - should they be staged in Ireland - has been passed.
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Derry set for Congress
Marty Morrissey sets the scene ahead of GAA Congress in Derry and examines some of the issues to be addressed
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Tipperary board to oppose black card at Congress
Tipperary have revealed their reasons for opposing the black card motion ahead of this weekend's Annual Congress.
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Game On: GAA Preview
Brian Carthy previews the weekend action and GAA Congress in Derry
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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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GAA to debate changes to hurling and Hawk Eye plan
The use of Hawk Eye, changes to the Hurling Championship and the opening up of GAA grounds for a Rugby World Cup bid will all be considered at the next GAA Congress in Derry.
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GAA proposes black card
Brian Carthy explains the new black card proposal that will go to GAA Congress
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GAA propose new black card offence
The GAA looks set to introduce a black card offence should a new proposal be passed at March's Annual Congress in Derry.
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GAA Central Council explore possible RWC bid
The GAA's central council will ask the 2013 Congress if it is willing to allow six GAA stadiums to be used for a Rugby World Cup bid.
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GAA To Help RWC Bid
Uachtarán Liam Ó Néill on a motion to be put before congress to allow use of GAA grounds for a RWC bid
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Report: GAA Annual Congress
Marty Morrissey reports on the GAA's Annual Congress and the rule changes voted on by delegates.
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Square ball rule amended at Congress
The amendment to the controversial "square ball" rule was one of a number of changes approved at the GAA's 2012 Congress.
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Connacht would need vote to get into Pearse
Connacht will not be allowed to play matches at provincial GAA headquarters Pearse Stadium without a vote at Congress taking place.
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O'Connor takes on GAA handball presidency
Walter O'Connor has been appointed as Uachtarán of GAA Handball Ireland at the game's annual congress in Kells.
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GAA Congress 2011
Marty Morrissey reports from GAA Congress 2011 in Mullingar and speaks to GAA President Christy Cooney and Director General Paraic Duffy.
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Cooney slams manager payments at Congress
Outgoing President Christy Cooney told the GAA's Annual Congress on Saturday that payments to managers is a cancer running through the game.
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Sport at 7 Special: GAA Annual Congress
Marty Morrissey presents a live Sport at 7 Special from the GAA Annual Congress. Guests include president elect of the GAA Liam O'Neill; former referee John Bannon; Pat Fitzgerald of the Munster Council and Séan Moran of The Irish Times.
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O'Neill confirmed as president-elect of the GAA
Liam O'Neill of Laois has been confirmed as president-elect of the GAA at Congress in Mullingar on Friday evening.
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Sport At 7: Weekend Preview
Fergal O'Brien looks forward to the World Snooker Championship, while Cian Murphy previews the weekend's GAA Congress.