It’s the drama Mick, I just love it. We have every single GAA match on TV this weekend compiled into a tidy list for you, and of course it includes a particularly tasty tie up in Ulster. This Sunday we will see Mickey Harte’s Derry face off against Tyrone for the first time since the Errigal […]

2 years ago

And then there was four. This weekend’s GAA schedule is packed with wall to wall action, but hurling will take centre stage as the All-Ireland semi-finals approach. This Saturday, Galway will take on the All-Ireland champions Limerick, in an attempt to stop them from winning four in a row, and book their own place in […]

2 years ago

It isn’t quite as drastic as last time. Last season, the GAA tried to condense the calendar and introduce a split season between club and county, something which has had mixed reviews. The players certainly seem happier, they aren’t being torn apart by club and county commitments, and they can manage their social lives a […]

3 years ago

Now we’re cooking. There has been a lot of promise and ambition placed on the new Tailteann Cup championship, in hopes of giving counties outside of the usual top four or five, a chance of enjoying a successful summer of football. The traditional championship, where you would play in your province, or then through the […]

4 years ago

The re-fixture details for the postponed Football League games have been confirmed by the GAA. Although some games managed to survive the horrific conditions endured by GAA players a fortnight ago, some matches just had to be postponed. The relentless nature of the seemingly never ending storms resulted in several pitches being deemed as unplayable, […]

4 years ago

Neither club nor county players will agree fully with new deal

12 years ago