This was a tough task… It’s one of the most talked about hypothetical teams in the GAA. What if you had to pick an All Star side made up of just one player from every county? Below is our pick for the ultimate Hurling XV under those rules exactly. Goalkeeper: Cathal Dunne (Laois) Cathal Dunne […]

1 month ago

Some collection of men! Hurling history isn’t only written by champions. Some of the finest teams of the modern era came within touching distance of an All-Ireland, only to fall short when it mattered most. From 2000 onwards, this selection celebrates those exceptional hurlers whose talent and influence were undeniable, even if the ultimate prize […]

1 month ago

Kobe McDonald needed only a short spell on the pitch to remind Mayo supporters exactly why so much excitement surrounds the young forward. Andy Moran’s side cruised to an emphatic 2-30 to 2-11 victory over Monaghan in St Tiernach’s Park, Clones, but one of the biggest talking points came late in the second half when […]

2 months ago

Dublin and Wexford played out a thrilling National Hurling League draw, but a late sideline exchange between the two managers grabbed plenty of attention after the final whistle. The game finished 4-19 to 3-22, with both teams showing attacking quality throughout. Emotions ran high in the closing stages as Wexford manager Keith Rossiter and Dublin […]

2 months ago

It’s some side! It is one of the most popular debates in the GAA: What if you had to select an inter-county team, using only one player from every county? Well, we’ve done exactly that! One player per county Gaelic football XV Goalkeeper: Mark Jackson (Wicklow) One of the most underrated goalkeepers in the country. […]

2 months ago

Armagh manager Kieran McGeeney did not hold back after his side suffered defeat to Roscommon at Dr Hyde Park, questioning whether one of the GAA’s most talked about rules is actually helping the game. Roscommon secured an impressive 3-18 to 0-24 win after a dominant first half display. Playing with a strong breeze, the hosts […]

2 months ago

Donegal’s impressive start to the National Football League continued in Letterkenny on Sunday as Jim McGuinness’s side produced a commanding display against Mayo at O’Donnell Park. The hosts controlled the game from the early stages and secured a convincing 1-19 to 0-14 victory. Oisín Gallen made a strong impact on his return with six points, […]

2 months ago

A crazy game. There was a dramatic and chaotic start to the National Football League meeting between Meath and Louth at Croke Park, with four players shown black cards only moments after the throw in. The rivals met in what was already a highly charged fixture. It was a repeat of last year’s Leinster final, […]

2 months ago

Manchester United are reportedly lining up a major summer move for Sandro Tonali, with the Newcastle midfielder emerging as a serious target as plans for next season gather pace. According to reports from The Telegraph, the Italian international is now high on United’s shortlist as they look to reshape their midfield options. SunSport have also […]

2 months ago

Manchester City’s late win over Liverpool was dramatic enough without VAR adding another layer of controversy, but a chaotic sequence late on at Anfield has left supporters, pundits and players shaking their heads. City appeared to have wrapped up the contest when a scrappy counter attack ended with the ball rolling all the way into […]

2 months ago

Irish striker Troy Parrott was left scratching his head on Sunday after a hugely controversial VAR call denied him what looked like a perfectly good goal against Ajax. Parrott thought he had scored his 23rd goal of the season late in AZ Alkmaar’s Eredivisie clash with the Dutch giants. With his side leading 1-0, the […]

2 months ago

There was a lively atmosphere inside Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Saturday night as Cork and Tipperary renewed their rivalry in the National Hurling League. More than 30,000 supporters packed into the stadium for the Leeside clash, creating a championship style setting despite it being early in the season. One moment in particular drew plenty of […]

2 months ago

Straight talking managers are a rare breed in modern hurling, but Ben O’Connor has wasted little time in making his voice heard. While many GAA managers choose caution and carefully worded answers, O’Connor has gone in the opposite direction, and the response online suggests supporters are loving it. Scroll through the comments under clips of […]

2 months ago

Ireland head coach Andy Farrell is weighing up significant selection changes following his side’s bruising opening night defeat in Paris, insisting there must be a response as Italy suddenly loom as a serious test.Farrell did not shy away from criticism after the loss, questioning Ireland’s “intention” and “fight” during a disastrous first half that left […]

2 months ago

There is a very different feeling around the Republic of Ireland heading into the next stage of World Cup qualification, and recent results have earned us the right to believe. Famous victories over Portugal at home and Hungary away have reignited a campaign that once looked to be slipping away, and now the focus turns […]

2 months ago

A difficult opening night defeat in Paris A very unusual game in the Stade de France for Ireland’s Six Nations opener 2026. What looked like it could be one of the most humbling nights in Irish rugby turned into a solid second half fightback, but still a disappointing start to the campaign. Let’s get into […]

2 months ago

No hype or nostalgia, just sustained excellence The last 25 years of men’s Gaelic football have been relentless, tactical and fiercely competitive, and picking an Ireland team from that era is guaranteed to cause debate. This Ireland XV from 2000 to 2025 isn’t about nostalgia or hype, but sustained excellence, big-game influence and the players […]

2 months ago

Two-point gap tells the story in Croke Park loss Dublin’s opening Allianz Football League defeat to Donegal has sparked plenty of debate, but one issue stood out above all others on Saturday night, as the Dubs continue to struggle to adapt to the two-point rule. Speaking on Ireland AM, GAA analyst Daniel Hussey pointed to […]

3 months ago

Absentees continue to mount for Tribesmen Galway’s National Football League campaign is only just underway, but Padraic Joyce is already facing significant challenges as availability issues continue to dominate the early narrative. Sunday’s 3-18 to 2-18 defeat to Mayo at Pearse Stadium underlined how unsettled things remain for the Tribesmen. Injuries, long-term absentees and unanswered […]

3 months ago

Marginal call overshadows dramatic finish in Killarney Kerry began their Allianz Football League campaign with a 2-18 to 1-20 victory over Roscommon in Killarney, but the dramatic ending has already sparked debate among supporters of the visitors. This was Roscommon’s first outing under new manager Mark Dowd, and they pushed the All-Ireland champions all the […]

3 months ago

Six champions, one unforgettable gathering Saturday proved to be a truly special occasion in Dingle, as all six men’s All-Ireland-winning club teams from Munster came together for a celebration rarely seen in GAA circles. The remarkable gathering followed a historic clean sweep for Munster clubs across the junior, intermediate and senior grades in both hurling […]

3 months ago

Goalkeeper heroics seal opening-night thriller Wexford began their National Hurling League campaign with a dramatic late victory over Antrim, but the manner of the result left plenty of controversy in its wake. In torrential conditions at Chadwicks Wexford Park, the Yellowbellies edged out Antrim by 1-13 to 1-12, with goalkeeper Mark Fanning scoring a remarkable […]

3 months ago

Congress set to revisit extra-time and penalties debate A motion that could see replays return to provincial senior football finals will be debated at GAA Congress next month. If passed, the proposal would allow finals to go to a replay if teams are level after extra-time, removing the need for penalty shootouts in deciders. The […]

3 months ago

The National Football League returns for 2026, and once again Division 1 looks impossibly tight. With reigning champions, new managers, major retirements and AFL absentees all in play, predicting the final standings is no easy task. Still, here’s how we see Division 1 finishing this spring, and why. Division 1 1st – Kerry Kerry remain […]

3 months ago

Loughrea manager Tommy Kelly believes a drawn-out appeals process took its toll on Cullen Killeen, after the midfielder cut a “tired” figure in the All-Ireland club hurling final defeat to Ballygunner. Killeen’s red card from the December 21 semi-final win over Slaughtneil was only overturned late on Friday night by the Disputes Resolution Authority, just […]

3 months ago

Dingle capped a remarkable sporting journey today by claiming their first ever All-Ireland Senior Club Football Championship, defeating St Brigid’s in an unforgettable final at Croke Park. For Mark O’Connor, the AFL Premiership winner with Geelong, it was a moment that blended two careers, two continents, and one lifelong dream. This victory completed an extraordinary […]

3 months ago

One TD stated that the flexibility would ensure fans can watch late-night games together safely. Calls have been made for later pub opening hours should Ireland qualify for this summer’s FIFA World Cup. Independent TD Barry Heneghan has urged the Minister for Justice, Jim O’Callaghan, to temporarily extend pub licensing hours temporarily. The Dublin Bay […]

3 months ago

Late drama ruins golden opportunity Shane Lowry came agonisingly close to securing his first DP World Tour victory since 2022, only for a disastrous final hole to derail his chances at the Dubai Invitational. The Offaly native produced an excellent final-round performance on Sunday, putting himself firmly in contention throughout the day. Lowry battled with […]

3 months ago

Hoffenheim move quickly for Irish teen sensation A Champions League-chasing Bundesliga side has emerged as a serious contender to sign Shamrock Rovers starlet Michael Noonan. According to transfer insider Fabrizio Romano, TSG Hoffenheim are in advanced talks to secure the signature of the 17-year-old forward. Romano also revealed that Celtic remain firmly in the race, […]

3 months ago

Ireland’s Six Nations countdown gets an unwanted twist If Andy Farrell had a stress-free Sunday planned, Leinster’s trip to France likely put an end to that. Ireland’s Six Nations 2026 preparations took an early hit as Leinster Rugby saw Tadhg Furlong, Robbie Henshaw, and Tommy O’Brien all forced off injured during their Champions Cup clash […]

3 months ago

A moment nobody had on their bingo card An utterly bizarre sequence of events unfolded during the European Rugby Champions Cup clash between Section Paloise and the Bulls, with referee Karl Dickson finding himself uncomfortably involved in two decisive tries. While referees influencing games is nothing new, actually physically influencing play is another matter entirely. […]

3 months ago

Lord Alan Sugar has called for Tottenham Hotspur to appoint Jurgen Klopp as their next manager. The former Spurs chairman made the surprise suggestion on social media after another disappointing league result. Tottenham sit 11th in the Premier League following a 3-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest. The team have won only one of their last […]

4 months ago

Virgil van Dijk says he wants Mohamed Salah to remain at Liverpool. The captain spoke after Salah left to join Egypt for the Africa Cup of Nations. Salah had returned to the squad for the 2-0 win over Brighton. He assisted Hugo Ekitike’s second goal and then travelled to join his national team. If Egypt […]

4 months ago

Arne Slot insists there is “no issue to resolve” with Mohamed Salah as the Liverpool forward prepares to leave for the Africa Cup of Nations. His future remains a major talking point, but Slot kept his message simple. He said Salah is “the same as any other player” despite last week’s controversy. Salah returned to […]

4 months ago

Shane Lowry appeared on the Late Late Show this week. It was his first in-studio visit after last week’s Toy Show video message. He spoke about the Ryder Cup, his friendship with Rory McIlroy and his special moment with young fan Declan. Lowry began by recalling the biggest shot of his year. He described the […]

4 months ago

Ireland do not yet know if they will reach the World Cup, but the potential kick-off times for their group games are now clear. The schedule shows very different viewing experiences for fans at home. It also highlights the challenge that awaits if Ireland come through the play-off. First, Ireland would face South Korea on […]

4 months ago

Heimir Hallgrímsson sounded upbeat on Friday evening after Ireland learned their potential World Cup opponents. The draw took place in Washington D.C. and included Ireland’s playoff path, even though qualification is still not guaranteed. Ireland must first come through March’s playoff tournament. If they do, they will join Mexico, South Korea, and South Africa in […]

4 months ago

Denmark’s Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen produced a late charge on Saturday, carding a five-under 66 to take the outright lead at Royal Melbourne, while Rory McIlroy battled back from an early mishap to record a second straight 68 at the Australian Open. After narrowly making the cut thanks to a late birdie burst on Friday, McIlroy’s round […]

4 months ago

After producing a superb seven-point performance in a wild and rain-soaked Semple Stadium, Dessie Hutchinson used his post-match interview to directly address the critics who had questioned Ballygunner in the build-up to the Munster final. His side’s commanding 0-21 to 1-9 victory over Éire Óg Inis secured a historic sixth Munster title and firmly re-established […]

5 months ago

It was a massive weekend in the club championships, with late drama, extra-time thrillers and one of the biggest upsets in recent All-Ireland history. Ulster, Connacht and Munster all crowned huge winners, while penalty shoot-outs and last-gasp scores kept supporters on edge. Here’s how the key games unfolded. All-Ireland SFC Semi Final: St. Ergnat’s-1-12 Kilmacud […]

5 months ago

Antoine Dupont finally made his return for Stade Toulousain after recovering from a ruptured ACL, but the night will be remembered for a moment that looked straight out of the 2006 World Cup final. His comeback arrived in a 48–24 win over Racing 92, yet a shocking red card stole the spotlight. Dupont had been […]

5 months ago

A new video angle has raised fresh questions about Eben Etzebeth’s red card during South Africa’s 73-0 win over Wales national rugby union team. Etzebeth was sent off in the 78th minute after a clash with Alex Mann. The footage shown at the time appeared clear. The Springbok lock reached towards Mann during a scuffle […]

5 months ago

Crystal Palace and Fulham monitoring Rocco Vata ahead of potential 2026 move Ireland have a strong crop of young attackers right now, but there is hope that even more talent will break through over the next few years. One of the most exciting names in that conversation is Rocco Vata, who has taken a major […]

5 months ago

New protocol marks a major shift in how players are recognised Inter-county players will soon own their name, image, likeness and personality rights (NILP) after a new recognition protocol was agreed between the GAA and the GPA. The deal will run from 2026 to 2029. It sits alongside the separate players’ charter also approved at […]

5 months ago

Dragons left stunned as high-shot call goes against them A moment that changed everything at Rodney Parade A routine Friday night in Newport turned into uproar as the Dragons’ clash with Leinster ended in controversy that Welsh fans are still seething over. With the Dragons trailing 17-10 late on, Levi Douglas burst for the line […]

5 months ago

Munster out-half embracing his Clare roots while pushing for more minutes From Harty Cup glory to the rugby fast-track A native of Ennis, Tony Butler has never second-guessed his decision to swap hurling for rugby. Before joining the Munster Rugby academy, he was a standout half-back with the St Flannan’s College team that lifted the […]

5 months ago

Rivalries are the heartbeat of the GAA. They shape eras, build legends, break hearts and create moments that live forever. Some counties collide because of geography, others because of history, and some simply because they met on the biggest stage again and again. These clashes produce noise, colour, controversy and memories that pass from one […]

5 months ago

GAA supporters love a good jersey. Some shirts stand out because of the colours. Others because of the success that came with them. And then there are the jerseys that carry real emotional weight. Across football and hurling, each county has had at least one classic, but a few have risen above the rest to […]

5 months ago

There’s nothing in Gaelic games quite like an underdog ambush. Every so often, a team that’s been written off, ignored or completely dismissed turns up and tears up the script. The favourites arrive with the medals, the hype and the headlines. The outsiders arrive with a plan, a bit of anger, and a quiet belief […]

5 months ago

Picking a team of GAA hardmen is one of the great pub debates. Everyone has their favourites. Everyone has their stories. But for this XV, we wanted a team that is not just tough, but also balanced, realistic, and capable of lining out in an actual match. And let’s be honest: if anything kicked off […]

5 months ago