Major clampdown expected on overlooked rule after Kerry-Donegal scenes
This is huge! A crackdown on the number of team officials and substitutes permitted on the sideline is expected for this weekends inter-county clashes. According to John Fogarty, journalist for the Irish Examiner, the Central Competitions Control Committee (CCCC) have implemented this directive due to scenes that unfolded in Kerry and Donegal’s hotly-contested clash last […]
1 week ago
Oisin McConville highlights forgotten rule that Kerry-Donegal chaos exposed
A great take! Oisin McConville believes drama after the hooter between Kerry and Donegal has exposed a rule the GAA have failed to enforce. The fiery rematch of the 2025 All-Ireland final encounter in Killarney descended into violent scenes at half-time due to a flare up between the two sets of players. (You can watch […]
2 weeks ago
Tipperary boss lays into ‘fake’ fans after Munster exit
Harsh words! Tipperary’s All-Ireland defence went with a whimper last night after they were dealt a five-goal defeat in Limerick. This defeat leaves Tipp without a championship win for the fourth time since the round-robin system was inaugurated in 2018. Post match, Liam Cahill leapt to defend his players after criticism from “nameless” online supporters. […]
2 weeks ago
GAA reveal reason why they can’t show all Championship games free-to-air
That explains it… Alan Milton, GAA director of communications has spoken about the controversy of putting high-profile games such as Kerry versus Donegal behind a paywall. Having championship games exclusively free-to-air is “simply not possible” the director said, with GAA+ set to remain as the broadcast partner into the future. The current streaming rights for […]
2 weeks ago
Peter Canavan berates massive error made by the GAA around the provincial finals
Roscommon and Kerry emerged victorious in Sunday’s provincial finals against Galway and Cork respectively. Supporters of both counties along with GAA fans in general were left satisfied after the excitement from both games. Roscommon’s win in particular marked the end of a seven year wait for a Connacht championship victory. The Rossies produced a remarkable […]
1 month ago
All-Ireland winning captain and fallen teammate be immortalised by Croke Park win
A special day. Cork’s Kilbrittain won the All-Ireland Junior Hurling Club Championship on Saturday, edging out Sligo side Easkey by 0-19 to 0-18. The context surrounding the game and the scenes afterwards made it a particularly special final, with the photos of captain Philip Wall celebrating with his brother Jamie already etched in Croke Park […]
5 months ago