The long-serving Armagh County Board member ... Ards and North Down and Mid and East Antrim) provide no pitches for GAA while providing multiple soccer pitches. The provision supplied by the ...

Armagh legend Ronan Clarke has opened up about winning his battle against depression. The former All-Ireland winner and two-times All-Star suffered the illness after missing seasons with an ...

Cork GAA's SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh has been named the winner of the GAA Pitch of the Year for 2024. The Cork venue last won the title in 2022 but was edged out by Páirc Tailteann in Navan ...

"We want to play on our own pitch when we have a home game ... we're standing for and we're sticking with it." However, Ulster GAA insisted that the venue doesn't meet required health and safety ...

Armagh has a rich GAA history and the county’s senior footballers are currently All-Ireland champions following their final victory over Galway in July. The Orchard County is predominantly a ...

More info Ulster GAA have made it clear that Antrim footballers will NOT have home advantage for their glamour championship opener against All-Ireland champions Armagh. The provincial body have ...

Meanwhile, Andrew Murnin scored 1-4 as Armagh ran out 1-23 to 18-points winners against Tyrone. It was 1-14 to 0-2 at half-time. With a strong breeze at their backs, Armagh landed three two ...

The Belfast Telegraph now understands that the GAA Catfish is a woman, originally from Portadown in Co Armagh, and that she has targeted inter-county GAA stars from Armagh, Tyrone and Derry.

A strong travelling support gathered pre-match for the unveiling of new floodlights with GAA president Jarlath ... what was already a shoddy-looking pitch. Armagh started best yet Galway still ...

Galway v Armagh, Pearse Stadium, Salthill, 5.15pm (Live, TG4) – The Connacht champions looked well set for the new rules with a free scoring challenge win in Kildare, featuring a barrage of two ...

2024 league form: Armagh finished second in Division Two to ... If Galway can keep players away from the treatment table and on the playing pitch instead, they have the talent to beat all comers.

But Armagh 2002 All-Ireland winner and current Wicklow boss Oisin McConville told ‘The GAA Social’ that a break could benefit O’Neill in the long run and that he expects to see him playing ...