GAA fans can look forward to a busy weekend of live action, with three club championship games set to be shown across RTÉ and TG4.
Edendork manager Brian McGuckin believes his side can make their mark in the Ulster club senior football championship after securing a historic first-ever Tyrone title.
Clonduff coach Mark Poland knows the Down champions face a stern test when they take on Tyrone counterparts Edendork in the Ulster club SFC opener on Saturday (6.15pm).
Edendork are set to be without Neil Kilpatrick for their Ulster club senior football championship clash with Clonduff this Saturday evening (6.15pm).
Kilmacud Crokes remain on course for a fifth straight AIB Leinster senior club championship crown after they advanced to the semi-finals after they got the better of Carlow opponents Old Leighlin at Pairc de Burca by 2-18 to 0-4 on Sunday.
Ireland were too strong for Scotland in Saturday's Camogie-Shinty international contest at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, running out 9-11 to 1-3 winners.
Down GAA is in mourning following the passing of Kevin O'Neill, a proud member of the county's historic All-Ireland senior football championship-winning teams of 1960 and 1961.
Check out today's county senior football and hurling championship final results below…
The Harps claimed their maiden Laois senior hurling championship title with a comprehensive 2-23 to 0-13 victory over Camross in Portlaoise on Sunday.
COUNTY senior champions were crowned in Leitrim and Westmeath over the weekend, with dramatic provincial action producing some stand-out results across the provinces.
It's a case of six of the best for Wicklow as their history-making champions headline the 2026 Tailteann Cup team of the year, announced today.
After a season of redemption that saw the O'Moore County hurlers atone for defeat in the finals in 2024 and 2025, Laois players are the dominant presence in a final 15 spread across four counties.
Kilcoo have turned to one of the most decorated managers in Gaelic football in their quest to regain the Down SFC title in 2027.
See below for this afternoon's county senior football and hurling championship final results...
Clonduff are Down senior football champions for the first time in 26 years after a 1-14 to 1-10 win over Burren at Páirc Esler.
Martin Corey has stepped down as Kilcoo manager after two seasons in charge, according to a report from The Irish News.
The Ladies Gaelic Football Association has confirmed its Master Fixtures Plan for 2027.
Collie Holmes says Burren's recent heavy defeat to Clonduff was the catalyst for their stunning Down SFC semi-final victory over Kilcoo.
Burren produced a stunning performance to end Kilcoo's remarkable reign in the Down SFC, winning a thrilling contest 4-16 to 1-20. Kilcoo had been chasing an eighth consecutive Down title and their 14th in 15 years, but their extraordinary run came to an end against their old rivals. Burren made the perfect start, with Ódhran Murdock converting two penalties inside the opening quarter. Kilcoo responded through an Anthony Morgan goal to take a one-point lead into half-time. The Magpies pushed further ahead after the restart, but Niall Toner's goal brought Burren level and set up a dramatic final quarter. Liam Kerr was influential for Burren as the sides traded scores, before Ryan Treanor produced the decisive moment late on. The son of club legend John 'Shorty' Treanor fired home Burren's fourth goal to secure a famous victory. Burren now face Clonduff in a mouth-watering derby final, after the Hilltown side defeated Carryduff 2-14 to 1-13.
Two late goals sent Clonduff into their first Down senior football championship final since 2016 after a dramatic comeback saw them defeat Carryduff by 2-14 to 1-13 in Newry last night.
The draw has taken place for the Down SFC semi-finals after in-form Clonduff eased past Mayobridge in the last of the quarter-finals last night.
Defending champions Kilcoo became the third side through to the 2026 Down senior football championship semi-finals when thumping Loughinisland at Newry.
The Down SFC and Clare SHC will be in the spotlight on Sunday when TG4 will have live coverage of two big quarter-finals in Newry and Ennis.
The draw for the 2026/27 Danske Bank MacRory Cup has been made.
The GAA's Hurling Expert Advisory Group has published its Interim Report following an extensive period of analysis, consultation and engagement across the game.
Champions Antrim and Roscommon are well represented on the 2026 Teams of the TG4 All-Ireland Junior and Intermediate Championships.
Charlie Smyth is remaining with the New Orleans Saints after being added to the team's practice squad.
The draw for Round 3 of the Down SFC has taken place.
Eight in-a-row chasing Kilcoo suffered their first Down SFC defeat since 2020 at the hands of Carryduff yesterday.
Charlie Smyth has been released by the New Orleans Saints just a fortnight before the start of the new NFL season.
The second-round draw for the Down senior football championship has thrown up a repeat of last year's final in the Mourne County.
Sunday could not have been any sweeter for Sorcha McCartan, even if she had scripted it.
It's All-Ireland camogie final day this Sunday, with all three deciders live on RTÉ from Croke Park.
The draw has taken place for the 2026 Ulster club SFC.
All roads lead back to Croke Park this Sunday with the All-Ireland ladies football championship finals down for decision.
Mayo are All-Ireland champions again at last after coming from seven points down to beat Kerry by 1-20 to 1-17 in a historic encounter at Croke Park.
All eyes will be on Croke Park on Sunday as Kerry play Mayo in the 140th All-Ireland senior football championship final.
All roads lead to Croke Park on Sunday as Galway meet Limerick in the 139th All-Ireland senior hurling championship final
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