“GAA integration could be the biggest thing that’s ever happened to women’s sport in recent times” - Professor Simon Shibli ahead of GAA’s Stormont meeting on grou…
The evidence we have is in a currency that governments understand – pounds and pence – rather than airy-fairy anecdotal ...
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Wexford women lose unbeaten record as Louth’s sucker-punch goal does the damage
The concession of a sucker-punch goal directly after half-time inflicted a deep wound that Wexford couldn’t recover from as ...
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What's behind the massive success of Gaelic 4 Mothers & Others?
Analysis: The initiative has introduced (or re-introduced) thousands of women to Gaelic football in a fun, non-competitive and social environment It's 50 years this year since the Ladies Gaelic ...
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Interest in women’s sport in Ireland is rising as the GAA launches new national league season
Over the coming weeks and months she is likely to again be a central character in the story of the Women’s Gaelic Football season. Surveys conducted by Red C (1004 respondents) and by the LGFA ...
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Over 40 Irish players to feature in the AFLW this year
For the first time there will be over 40 Irish players featuring in the AFLW this year, which inevitably raises questions about the impact that may have on women’s Gaelic football in Ireland.
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How the Rory Gallagher-Jarlath Burns row exposes a deepening GAA divide
The need to include women's GAA was also highlighted by Sinéad O'Carroll. Three separate associations oversee Gaelic games - the GAA, the Ladies Gaelic Football Association (LGFA), and Camogie ...