Cooney reiterates opposition to video technology
GAA president Christy Cooney has indicated that video technology will not be adopted next year, despite the high number of refereeing errors in this year's championships.
Browne thought retirement reports were a joke
Tony Browne has revealed he thought it was April Fool's Day when he woke up yesterday morning to hear he had retired from inter-county hurling.
Burke hopes venue row won't affect performance
David Burke is determined that Galway won't be sidetracked by the row over the venue for tomorrow night's Bord Gais Energy All-Ireland U21HC final against Tipperary.
Hector hosts TV's first GAA quiz show on Sunday
TV's first ever GAA quiz show start on this Sunday 12th September at 8pm and is presented by Navan O'Mahony's very own Fear Rua - Hector Ó hEochagáin.
One final change for Tipp U21 hurlers
The Tipperary U21 hurling team to play Galway in the Board Gais Energy All-Ireland final on Saturday evening at Semple Stadium shows one change from the team which defeated Antrim in the semi-final.
Kerrigan: "I can't see Billy managing anyone but Cork"
Former Nemo Rangers, Cork and Ireland Compromise Rules star Jimmy Kerrigan believes clubmate Billy Morgan could not take the reins of anyone but the Rebels.
Micko keeps Wicklow waiting
Mick O'Dwyer has still to let Wicklow know whether he intends staying on as manager for another year.
Ward wants players to have their say
Meath free-taker Cian Ward believes he and his team-mates should have an input into appointing Eamonn O'Brien's successor.
Morgan linked to Galway job
Cork legend Billy Morgan has emerged as a shock contender for the vacant Galway football manager's position.
Counihan expects Canty to be fit for final
Cork manager Conor Counihan is confident that captain Graham Canty will be fit to line out in Sunday week's All-Ireland football final against Down.
Longford county star to miss SFC final
Inter-county star Francis McGee will miss Dromore's Longford Senior Football Championship final against Slashers.
Galway unchanged
Galway have kept faith with the side that defeated Dublin for tomorrow evening's Bord Gais Energy All-Ireland U21HC final against Tipperary in Thurles.
Coghlan appeal upheld
Tipperary manager Ken Hogan must plan without full back John Coghlan for tomorrow night's Bord Gais Energy All-Ireland U21 HC final against Galway after he lost his appeal against a four-week suspension last night.
Kearns rules out Limerick return
Liam Kearns has ruled out a return to the Limerick football manager's hot seat.
Three changes for Kingdom
Kerry have made three changes from the team that defeated Fermanagh for tomorrow evening's Bord Gais Energy All-Ireland U21 'B' HC final against Meath at Semple Stadium.
O'Gara released from hospital
Dublin full forward Eoghan O'Gara has been released from hospital after he swallowed his tongue in a club match last night.
Kate is best in Ireland - Parrock
Wexford camogie star Katrina Parrock believes club and county teammate Kate Kelly is the top player in the country.
Down decide against overnight stay
The Down footballers will sleep in their own beds the night before Sunday week's All-Ireland final against Cork.
Kildare delegates want McGeeney to stay
Not surprisingly, there was overwhelming support for Kieran McGeeney's continuation as Kildare football manager at Tuesday night's county board meeting.
Brennan will talk to Derry chiefs
John Brennan has confirmed that he will talk to the Derry county board's selection committee regarding the vacant football manager's post.
Gulf Gaelic Games looks for competing teams
Dubai Celts GAA Club are extending an open invite to all GAA clubs interested in taking part in the Gulf Gaelic Games 2011.
Asian Gaelic Games 2010 launched at Croke Park
GAA President Christy Cooney along with Minister Micheál Martin officially launched the Asian Gaelic Games 2010.
Sligo woman helps Tipp's cause
Sligo have a strong argument for supporting Tipperary in last Sunday's All-Ireland SHC final as the Premier County's performance coach hails from Grange.
Duffy aware of family double
On Sunday, September 12th, Sligo native Michael Duffy will throw the ball in for this year's All-Ireland MFC final, just 12 months after his brother Marty refereed the senior decider between Cork and Kerry.
McGarry urges rethink
Mayo managerial candidate Anthony McGarry believes that the problems within the senior football team must be addressed head on in order for the Connacht side to move on to the next level.
Former Mayo boss wants director of football
Former Mayo senior football manager Liam O'Neill feels that the appointment of a director of football in the county would be hugely beneficial to the Connacht side.
Galvin to miss Rules series
John Galvin will miss the forthcoming International Rules series after a scan revealed he needs a groin operation.
Fitzer accepts possible exodus
Louth manager Peter Fitzpatrick admits he is powerless to prevent the loss of some key men.
Shefflin gamble surprised McGurn
Renowned strength and conditioning coach Mike McGurn is surprised that Kilkenny gambled on starting Henry Shefflin in last Sunday's All-Ireland final.
No competition yet for O'Neill in presidential race
With just seven months to go to the election of a new GAA president, Liam O'Neill remains the only declared candidate in the race to succeed Christy Cooney.
Hogan waiting on Coghlan verdict
Tipperary boss Ken Hogan remains hopeful that full back John Coghlan will be cleared to play in Saturday's Bord Gais Energy All-Ireland U21HC final.
Cunningham blasts GAA as venue row rages
Galway manager Anthony Cunningham has accused the GAA top brass of acting like dictators in fixing Saturday's Bord Gais Energy All-Ireland U21HC final for Semple Stadium.
Shanahan critical of Fitzgerald tactics
Retired Waterford star Dan Shanahan believes Davy Fitzgerald's tactics cost the Deise possible All-Ireland glory this year.