Damian Lawlor

RTÉ GAA reporter

Wexfordand Clare will meet on Sunday, as planned

Hurling QFs Saturday, Tailteann semis keep Sunday slot

The Tailteann Cup semi-finals will be held on Sunday next with the All-Ireland hurling quarter-finals remaining on Saturday.

Hurling • 16 Jun 24

Wexford and Clare are set to collide in the All-Ireland SHC quarters

Sligo boss McEntee hits out at Tailteann/hurling switch

The GAA's Central Council will meet today to consider switching next weekend's All-Ireland hurling quarter-finals and the Tailteann Cup semi-finals.

Football • 16 Jun 24

Connaire Mackin will miss Sunday's game with Galway although he has the option of appealing against the decision to the Central Appeals Committee (CAC)

Mackin hit with one-match ban for kicking out at Glass

Armagh defender Connaire Mackin will miss his team's final All-Ireland SFC Group 1 game against Galway in Markievicz Park on Sunday.

Football • 14 Jun 24

The final cost of building the stadium is set to exceed £300m, according to some estimates

Ulster GAA want urgent action on Casement Park delay

Ulster GAA officials want the Northern Ireland Executive members to urgently focus their attention on the stagnated Casement Park redevelopment.

Football • 13 Jun 24

Jim Gavin forms parts of the Football Review Committee

Trial games with new football rules set for weekend

The Football Review Committee will present a series of proposed trialled rules later this week following a comprehensive public survey that featured months of research and data collection.

Football • 11 Jun 24

Josh Obahor's London got the better of Lee Pearson's Offaly at the weekend

London rising and set to host a Super Saturday

London GAA are hoping to build on the impetus created by their senior footballer's impressive win over Offaly on Saturday.

Football • 13 May 24

Pierce Laverty and Down face Limerick this weekend

'We need a trophy' - Down eye Tailteann Cup redemption

Some of them may need a little space to realise it but opportunity knocks for the players on 16 inter-county panels who begin their Tailteann Cup campaign this weekend.

Football • 08 May 24

Jarlath Burns holding the Tailteann Cup with players from participating counties in the background

Burns enthused by 'most open' Tailteann Cup

The third season of the Tailteann Cup was launched at Croke Park today, with GAA president Jarlath Burns describing it as "the most open it has been".

Football • 08 May 24

John McKay was the GAA's first secretary alongside Michael Cusack and John Wyse Power

Croke Park welcomes family of GAA co-founder McKay

Croke Park officials today welcomed the oldest surviving direct descendant of the GAA founding fathers – Patrick McKay, the great grandson of John McKay.

Football • 19 Apr 24

Evan O'Carroll is captain of Laois this year

In-form O'Carroll hopeful of more Laois progress

Evan O'Carroll goes into Sunday's Leinster Football Championship derby with Offaly in fine form after shooting six points in the Division 4 league final win over Leitrim.

Football • 10 Apr 24