Team news: Yeats minors ready for Leitrim

One Club guidelines aims to get ladies football, camogie and GAA working in tandem

The GAA has announced the publication of new 'One Club' Guidelines aimed at streamlining the activities of the GAA, Ladies Gaelic Football Association and the Camogie Association and enhancing further co-operation.

GAA tweets of the week

The mighty Dubs and the implications for the pretenders to their throne, as well as Down's heroics against Monaghan, features prominently in our tweets of the week round-up...

What they said ... the weekend in quotes

"I've a duty of care for the player and I firmly believe there was an attack on his good name."

Pride of place goes to the boys U14 footballers who, as part of a combined team with neighbours St Molaise Gaels, won the All-Ireland Féile Peile na nÓg Regional Plate title last Saturday with impressive wins over Salthhill-Knocknacarra (Galway) and Four Masters (Donegal).

We have been overwhelmed with the generosity of the local community and indeed beyond in our fundraising efforts for the new Indoor Astro Turf complex.

As it happened: Sunday Match Tracker

The Leinster senior football semi-final took centre stage this afternoon.

Football and hurling qualifier draws on Monday

The All-Ireland Championship Round 2B Football and Round 1 Hurling draws will take place next Monday morning, June 26 on RTÉ Radio One after the 8.30 news.

GAA on TV this weekend: plenty for fans to watch

There are just two live GAA games on television this weekend but the coverage doesn't end there.

Our senior team defeated Tubbercurry at the weekend in the Kiernan Cup, final score 1-12 to 0-14. Next up is Curry Sunday afternoon in the Kiernan Cup, throw in 1pm in Curry.

Carew: Yeats men can trouble Royals

Sligo manager Niall Carew is confident that if they produce a performance then they will trouble Meath in their All-Ireland SFC qualifier clash.

TV opportunity for GAA clubs

GAA clubs don't have to qualify for the All-Ireland finals on St Patrick's Day to secure TV time.

Qualifier Round 2A times and venues confirmed

The GAA has announced the details of the Round 2A football qualifier games.

HS football team of the week

Tyrone and Kildare both produced hugely impressive displays over the weekend while Roscommon did what was expected of them against Leitrim. Here's our football team of the week...

HS hurling team of the week

Cork and Galway reached their respective provincial finals yesterday. Here's our hurling team of the week...

Large bags and backpacks banned in new safety procedures at Croke Park

Following a review of safety procedures with the relevant statutory authorities, Croke Park has confirmed that as of this Sunday, patrons will not be permitted to take large bags and backpacks into the stadium for all match day and concert events.

Central Council discusses hurling reform proposals

At its meeting last Saturday last, the GAA's Central Council considered the proposals for the reform of the GAA Hurling championships and made several decisions as follows:

Antrim's replay hopes fade as Sligo say everything was above board

Hopes are fading that Antrim will be granted a replay of their Round 1A qualifier with Sligo due to too many substitutes being used by the Yeats men.

GAA tweets of the week

Here are the main talking points from a busy weekend of gaelic football and hurling action...

What they said ... the weekend in quotes

"We don't get too carried away. Our job as management is to prepare the team and we try and keep the outside out all the time. We have to concentrate on ourselves. It's one more game, it's a Munster final and that's it. We've won nothing, there's no medals handed out today."

Yeats County guilty of breaking subs rule?

Sligo could be forced to forfeit their qualifier win over Antrim if reports that they used seven substitutes on Saturday are true.

Ladies: TG4 Munster & Ulster Ladies SFC round-up

Ace forward Louise Ní Mhuircheartaigh hailed Kerry's "character" after the Kingdom rallied to knock Cork out of the TG4 Munster ladies senior football championship on Saturday evening.

Congratulations to our club and county captain Neil Ewing who led Sligo to a 0-22 to 3-7 win over Antrim in Round 1A of the All-Ireland football qualifiers at Markievicz Park last Saturday evening.