GAA tweets of the week

Tony Keady's third anniversary today

Today marks the third anniversary of the death of Galway hurling legend Tony Keady.

Saturday's club results round-up

Check out all the club senior football and hurling championships results for Saturday...

Friday's club results round-up

All the latest results from across the club senior football and hurling championships.

Joint statement from GAA, LGFA and Camogie Association

The GAA, together with the LGFA and Camogie Association, has released a statement confirming that all activities in Kildare, Offaly and Laois are postponed with immediate effect.

'We're not the Waltons but when it comes to football we can agree'

Getting back to training with her U10s and U12s at Maheracloone Mitchells GAA club was a satisfying feeling for Monaghan great Niamh Kindlon, and even though there will be no competitive action for the teams this year it has been a worthwhile exercise.

Kildare, Laois and Offaly GAA suspend all club fixtures

Following the announcement of the Government's regional restrictions for Kildare, Laois and Offaly to control the spread of Covid-19, GAA fixtures in these counties will be suspended for the next 14 days.

GAA deliver important message to all GAA clubs on Covid-19

GAA president John Horan and director-general Tom Ryan has commended the "hard work and diligence" of club volunteers on the return of competitive action and urged members to continue to respect Covid-19 measures.

Ref disallows goal over player not wearing gum shield

This could well be a first…

Laois TD calls for GAA to cancel weekend's fixtures

Minister of State for Finance Sean Fleming has called on the GAA and all other sporting organisations to cancel events in Laois, Offaly and Kildare for the foreseeable future.

Twitter reacts to Seán Boylan documentary

Tonight saw the first airing of 'Seán', a brand new documentary telling the life story of the legendary Seán Boylan and how he became one of the most successful managers in GAA history, guiding Meath for 23 years throughout the 1980's and 90's and leading the Royals to four All-Ireland SFC titles along the way.

Infectious disease expert predicts 'zero' chance of 2020 inter-county season

The GAA's chances of completing the 2020 inter-county championships are 'zero', according to infectious disease expert Professor Gerry Killeen.

PSNI respond to bomb threat at East Belfast GAA

East Belfast GAA has confirmed that the PSNI arrived at their training facilities last night after receiving a call to say that a package had been left close by the area.

Seán airs tonight on RTÉ One

Tonight sees the eagerly anticipated broadcast of a brand new documentary exploring the life of the legendary Seán Boylan.

Most counties looking at deficits of up to €400,000 - O'Neill

Laois county board chairman Peter O'Neill reckons some counties may struggle to field teams next year over a loss in gate receipts.

Former Kilkenny captain Peter Barry is still going strong at 45

Former Kilkenny captain Peter Barry is still going at 45 years old as he lined out with his beloved club James Stephens in the Junior B championship at the weekend.

Camogie Association launches National Development Plan 2020-23

The Camogie Association has launched its new National Development Plan 2020-23 which will guide the work of the Association over the next four years.

New midweek GAA show to air on Sky this autumn

Sky Sports has announced the launch of a new GAA discussion show called, Inside The Game  which will air every Wednesday from the 19th August on Sky Sports Arena.

"I don't think one size fits all is good enough at this stage"

Offaly county board chairman Michael Duignan feels that larger venues should be allowed an increase in the current attendance limit at matches.

Members shouldn't be "too disheartened" by delay - Horan

GAA President John Horan has said members of the association should not become too disheartened after the Government's decision to delay moving to Phase 4 of the easing of Covid-19 restrictions for a second time.

"Their concern is what happens before the match and after the match"

The Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has outlined the Government's decision to keep crowds limited to 200 at outdoor sporting events.

"The concern is that people have to get to the stadium"

Dr Ronan Glynn has explained the key concern behind the decision not to increase the number of people allowed at sporting events from 200 to 500 on August 10.

Blow for GAA as Government decide to extend current attendance restrictions

The number of people allowed attend GAA matches will stay at 200 for at least three more weeks.

GAA Season Tickets cancelled

Season Ticket holders have been told by Croke Park that their 2020 Inter County Season Tickets have been cancelled and partial refunds will be issued.

GAA to find out today if crowd limit to be raised

The Cabinet will decide today whether to proceed to Phase 4 of the reopening of the country which would allow crowds of up to 500 attend sporting events.

Shanahan marks 28th club season

Former Waterford star Dan Shanahan embarked on a remarkable 28th club season at the weekend.

Watch: Bizarre goal wins it for St Breckan's in Clare

Yesterday's Clare senior football championship clash between St Breckan's and Cooraclare saw one of the most absurd goals scored to hand the former victory.

McStay happy to see clubs given "breathing room"

Kevin McStay says he is delighted to see clubs being given "breathing room" since the GAA season returned last month.

Sunday's club results round-up

Stay on top of the action from the club senior football and hurling championships...

Mayo SFC: Storming third quarter spell sees Westport win at Breaffy

A storming third quarter spell at the start of the second half when they scored 1-5 proved decisive as Westport came away with the spoils.

Cork SHC: Newtownshandrum leave it late

There was late drama in the Cork SHC at Glantane today as Newtownshandrum staged an incredible comeback to beat Bishopstown 0-21 to 1-15.

Watch: Shane O'Rourke's sublime sideline point for Simonstown

Simonstown got their Meath SFC campaign off to a winning start by beating Skryne 1-14 to 0-11 at Pairc Tailteann this afternoon.

Galway SFC: Corofin crush Oughterard with second half goal blitz

Corofin began their bid for an eight successive Galway SFC title in emphatic style at Salthill this afternoon as they swept aside Oughterard's challenge with a second half goal blitz.

Glen Rovers goalscorer is grandson of Christy Ring

Simon Kennefick pulled on the Glen Rovers jersey paying tribute to his legendary grandfather in yesterday's Cork SHC clash with St Finbarr's and fittingly marked the occasion with two goals.

Waterford SHC: Shanahan shoots 2-17 in Lismore win

Maurice Shanahan finished with an impressive tally of 2-17 as he single handedly led Lismore to victory in their first outing of the Waterford SHC campaign against Fourmilewater.

Mayo SFC: O'Connor sent off as Ballintubber draw against Aghamore

Cillian O'Connor was sent off on a straight red card as Ballintubber opened their Mayo SFC title defence with a 0-7 to 1-4 draw against Aghamore at home in Clogher.

Saturday's club football results round-up

A run down on the club senior football championship games that took place on Saturday.

Saturday's club hurling results round-up

On Saturday, there was plenty of club senior hurling championship around the country.

Cork SHC: Horgan leads Glen to victory

Patrick Horgan played a prominent role for 14-man Glen Rovers in their defeat of close rivals St Finbarr's in this evening's Cork SHC first round clash at Pairc Ui Chaoimh.