Meet Kathleen Cox, the Irish ceramic artist who broke the mould Unheralded during her lifetime, Cox left behind a striking collection of works which continue to fascinate, influence and inspire Ireland's Hidden Treasures • 26 Apr 24
Meet Kathleen Cox, the Irish ceramic artist who broke the mould Unheralded during her lifetime, Cox left behind a striking collection of works which continue to fascinate, influence and inspire Ireland's Hidden Treasures • 26 Apr 24
The rise and fall of the Tailteann Games They were 'the greatest sporting carnival ever organised in Ireland', but the spectacle and glamour turned out to be short lived History • 17 Apr 24
The rise and fall of the Tailteann Games They were 'the greatest sporting carnival ever organised in Ireland', but the spectacle and glamour turned out to be short lived History • 17 Apr 24
The story of the Gaelic football match that lasted 60 hours In May 1986, 14 players took to the pitch in Kilcornan to play some ball, raise some money and set a Guinness World Record GAA • 01 Mar 24
The story of the Gaelic football match that lasted 60 hours In May 1986, 14 players took to the pitch in Kilcornan to play some ball, raise some money and set a Guinness World Record GAA • 01 Mar 24
Why renaming GAA grounds is such a big deal Selling naming rights to a stadium may be a commercial winner, but such deals have lasting effects on GAA history and heritage. GAA • 31 Jan 24
Why renaming GAA grounds is such a big deal Selling naming rights to a stadium may be a commercial winner, but such deals have lasting effects on GAA history and heritage. GAA • 31 Jan 24
5 things the GAA can learn from other sports What ideas and innovations could the GAA introduce from other sports to progress and develop Gaelic games? GAA • 20 Nov 23
5 things the GAA can learn from other sports What ideas and innovations could the GAA introduce from other sports to progress and develop Gaelic games? GAA • 20 Nov 23
Statues, murals and Henry Shefflin: 100 years of art and the GAA Many artists, designers and craftspeople have been inspired by the GAA, from traditional portraits of players to public sculptures art • 15 Sep 23
Statues, murals and Henry Shefflin: 100 years of art and the GAA Many artists, designers and craftspeople have been inspired by the GAA, from traditional portraits of players to public sculptures art • 15 Sep 23
The story of the first All-Ireland football medals Why did it take 25 years for inaugural All-Ireland football final winners Commercials of Limerick to get their medals? Sport • 27 Jul 23
The story of the first All-Ireland football medals Why did it take 25 years for inaugural All-Ireland football final winners Commercials of Limerick to get their medals? Sport • 27 Jul 23
The mighty world of GAA fashion, beards and championship haircuts From collars to crewnecks, flatcaps to helmets and Ciarán McDonald to Brian Cody, the GAA has a fashion history all of its own. Fashion • 27 Jul 23
The mighty world of GAA fashion, beards and championship haircuts From collars to crewnecks, flatcaps to helmets and Ciarán McDonald to Brian Cody, the GAA has a fashion history all of its own. Fashion • 27 Jul 23
How Irish women have broken down barriers in sport Despite the success stories, women in Irish sport have had to constantly fight uphill battles and more still needs to be done Sport • 11 Jul 23
How Irish women have broken down barriers in sport Despite the success stories, women in Irish sport have had to constantly fight uphill battles and more still needs to be done Sport • 11 Jul 23
How protesting teachers disrupted the 1946 All Ireland final National school teachers staged a pitch invasion on Croke Park's biggest day of the year to send a message to the Government History • 25 May 23
How protesting teachers disrupted the 1946 All Ireland final National school teachers staged a pitch invasion on Croke Park's biggest day of the year to send a message to the Government History • 25 May 23
