The GAA have formally approved the 'split season' model between club and county competitions which will see All-Ireland finals taking place no later than mid-July from next year.
The GAA has said "it remains impossible to plan a revised Master Fixtures calendar for 2021" as they seek clarity from the Government around the latest Covid-19 restrictions.
The GAA will remain out of action until at least after Easter after Taoiseach Micheál Martin announced an extension of the current Level 5 Covid restrictions.
Recent heavy rainfall has left many GAA grounds across the country badly affected by flooding - one of the worst hit was Glenflesk in Kerry, with the training pitch completely submerged in water.
An Offaly GAA club has been named as a finalist in the National Lottery Good Causes Awards which honour the inspirational work and achievements of projects, clubs and individuals all over Ireland.
The 2020 PwC GAA/GPA All-Star hurling team has been announced at the 50th annual All-Stars awards ceremony, which was held as a virtual event this evening.
Many talking points came out of this evening's 50th annual All-Stars awards ceremony which saw the Limerick hurlers emulate Dublin's footballers by claiming nine All-Star awards while Brian Fenton and Gearóid Hegarty were winners of the top individual awards...
The 2020 PwC GAA/GPA All-Star football team announced this morning is made up of the four All-Ireland semi-finalists - nine players from six-in-a-row champions Dublin, three from Cavan, two Mayo and one Tipperary inclusion. How did Twitter react?
All-Ireland champions Dublin are represented by a record-equaling tally of nine players on the final 15 - a haul not seen by the Sky Blues since their iconic All-Ireland championship winning team of 1977.
The programme is a holistic coaching and performance plan that will be of great benefit to all club coaches and players, male, female, adult, and youth alike.
One of the 37-motions to go before GAA Congress at the end of February will propose that if an intercounty player has not completed their online anti-doping training, then they will be hit by a one game ban.
The GAA and other sporting organisations have been urged by a concussion expert to introduce a national surveillance system for all levels of the game in order to accurately study the prevalence and risk factors for it in our sports.
With schools closed since the beginning of the year, pitches out of bounds and no training to go to or matches to play, keeping children active at home has never been more important...