Assaulted ref seeks justice
A former referee, who retired from officiating after he was assaulted at a game has become the GMOA president.
Handball: McCann to play it smart as top titles up for grabs
The 2012 GAA Handball 40x20 championships in each province are now in full swing and many of the key grades look set to be keenly contested, namely the minor, intermediate and senior codes.
Coaching edge in 2012!
As the new GAA season is beginning to kick off, club and county teams are now in the trenches of pre-season preparation all over the country.
Ulster club SFL and IFL fixtures
The groups and fixtures for upcoming Quinns Corner Ulster Senior & Intermediate Football Club Leagues.
Loughgiel retain North Antrim U12 indoor league
Loughgiel retained their GAA Kit.com North Antrim Under 12 Indoor Hurling title when they came from behind to Down side Ballygalget 3-2 in Saturday's final in the Seven Towers Leisure Centre, Ballymena.
McKenna Cup attendances up 40%
Attendance figures for the 2012 Dr McKenna Cup have been extremely encouraging thus far.
McKenna Cup: Neeson snatches win for Saffrons
Brian Neeson's late goal handed Antrim a dramatic victory over Queen's University in this dead-rubber McKenna Cup Group A final round tie last night.
McKenna Cup: Down held by students
Down progressed to face Derry in the last four of the McKenna Cup, despite being surprisingly held to a draw by St. Mary's at Pairc Esler last night.
McKenna Cup: Sub Dunne turns tide for Cavan
Martin Dunne came off the bench to inspire Cavan to their second McKenna Cup win in four days at UUJ's expense in Kingspan Breffni Park.
Blayney takes over Brigid's
Former Down All-Ireland winner Greg Blayney has been appointed manager of Antrim side St Brigid's.
Get your season off to a winning start
Have your Squad tested and trained in the state of the art facilities at the University of Ulster, Jordanstown campus.
Gaelic Football in Chester
Naomh Padraig Chester was formed in 2008, we compete in the Junior ranks of the Pennine League and the Lancashire competitions.
Senior Hurling Club in London Seeking Players
If you are thinking of moving to London or the surrounding areas and would like to keep playing Gaelic Games, you've come to the right place!
Indoor Hurling Finalists now known
The finalists for the Indoor hurling competitions in the Seven Toweres Leisure centre on Saturday are now known.
McKenna Cup: Orchard exact revenge on students
Armagh registered their first win of the year at St. Mary's expense at the Morgan Athletic Grounds and, in doing so, avenged last year's shock defeat to the same opposition.
McGourty facing long layoff
The Antrim footballers have suffered a major blow with the news that CJ McGourty will be sidelined for several months.
McKenna Cup: Tyrone do enough
Tyrone demonstrated their winning knack as they defeated Antrim by1-12 to 0-10 at Casement Park.
McKenna Cup round-up
Tyrone, Fermanagh, Down, Armagh and Cavan did the business in the Dr McKenna Cup.
North Antrim board receives sponsorship
County Hurlers Aaron Graffin and Shane Mc Naughton present a sponsorship cheque on behalf of Brian Kearney proprieter of GAAKIT.COM to the North Antrim Board Vice Chairman, Owen Elliott.
Wholesale change for Antrim
Antrim make a raft of changes to their starting XV for Sunday's McKenna Cup visit of Tyrone.
Antrim could play home games at Queen's
Antrim could soon be playing home national football league matches at Queen's University.
Leinster Minor Hurling League fixtures
The Leinster MHL starts on the 10 March with eight teams involved.
Saffrons back on colour
Antrim will return to their traditional saffron-coloured jerseys this weekend.
Shortlist for Fitzgibbon Team of the Century
As part of the planned celebrations for the Fitzgibbon Cup in its centenary year, An Comhairle Ardoideachais C.L.G is pleased to announce the shortlist of 75 players for the 'Irish Daily Mail Fitzgibbon Cup Team of the Century'.
McKenna Cup fixtures
This week's games in the Dr McKenna Cup.
McKenna Cup tables
The McKenna Cup tables after one round.
McKenna Cup: McGourty-inspired UUJ shock Donegal
Ulster champions Donegal suffered a surprise defeat to University of Ulster, Jordanstown in Letterkenny.
McKenna Cup: Monaghan's strong finish sees off Mary's
Monaghan scored five points without reply in the closing seven minutes to record a flattering victory over St. Mary's, Belfast in Clones.
McKenna Cup: Fermanagh off to a flier
Peter Canavan's reign as Fermanagh manager got off to the best possible start when they recorded a surprisingly comfortable McKenna Cup victory over 14-man Antrim at Brewster Park.
McKenna Cup round-up
Down won the big derby in the opening round of the McKenna Cup, while Donegal lost.