Galway manager Pádraic Joyce knows his side could have lost this terrific Connacht final. The joy comes from how they won it.

Late points from Spain and substitutes Caoilinn Reville and Pierce Quann raised the volume levels even higher. 1-6 without reply sent the Déise through to their first provincial decider since 2021.

For any Kerry fans out there, here is Ian O’Riordan’s match report from Killarney. For Clare fans, maybe look away now ... Gordon Manning has smoke coming out of the laptop after all that..

Photo: Getty Irish people living in the US are avoiding going to GAA matches and Irish dances amid rising fears over being deported under Donald Trump. New York lawyer Brian O’Dwyer said he is ...

They say that the Ulster Championship is the most unpredictable Championship in gaelic football, with seven of ... 61 percent of Irish News readers said Donegal would retain the Ulster crown ...

More info Dónal Óg Cusack has questioned whether the GAA are trying to smother hurling as he criticised the condensed scheduling of the championship. The former Cork great is unhappy with the ...

TV presenter Doireann Ní Ghlacáin talks about the Irish language, supporting Kneecap, the challenges for young people in Ireland today and her new RTÉ show, ‘Tracks and Trails’ Doireann Ní ...

From the counties that brought tight-fitting jerseys into the GAA when Kieran McGeeney was captain, it was seen as a marketing gimmick. McGeeney has also always been fascinated by the All Blacks ...

SAINTS are reportedly 'checking on' a summer transfer for Sunderland and former England youth goalkeeper Anthony Patterson. Patterson, 24, has kept net for the Black Cats for the last three and a ...

Fans do not go to see what kit the players are wearing. Fans go to watch skill, ability, and great moments. They go to see the results of players’ commitment and loyal dedication to the game.

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Officer is likely to be part of Aidan O’Brien’s Irish 2,000 Guineas team following a clear-cut victory in the Coolmore Stud Henry ...

Dungannon Swifts manager Rodney McAree said he lived his dream at Windsor Park as his team made history by winning the Irish Cup in dramatic fashion beating Cliftonville in a penalty shoot-out.