Saturday's football and hurling championship results

Camogie Association set to vote on skorts issue at Croke Park this evening

The Camogie Association will hold a special congress at Croke Park this evening to vote on whether or not to allow shorts to become part of the official kit for the sport.

"We will be togged out in shorts at Netwatch Cullen Park on Saturday"

This Saturday's Leinster camogie championship finals are to go ahead as planned, with the players from all four teams confirming that they will wear shorts as a protest against the on-going 'skorts' row.

"A massive step backwards" - Cork and Waterford camogie players release joint statement

Cork and Waterford's senior camogie teams have released a joint-statement to say that they "feel completely let down" by the decision to postpone today's Munster championship final.

"This is a new low" - Munster camogie final called off over on-going skorts row

The Munster senior camogie championship final between Cork and Waterford has been called off after both panels said that they would wear shorts for the decider.

Meath camogie game abandoned as team wears shorts

The Meath Division 1 Camogie League tie between Killyon and Blackhall Gaels on Thursday was abandoned after the visiting team refused the referee's request to wear skorts.

Camogie Association calls Special Congress to vote on skorts issue

The Camogie Association has announced that it will call a Special Congress two weeks from today to discuss and vote on the issue of players wearing skorts.

"I am sick of being forced to wear a skort that is uncomfortable and unfit for purpose"

Dublin camogie captain Aisling Maher says being forced to change from shorts into skorts for yesterday's Leinster championship semi-final against Kilkenny was a "career low" for her.

Dublin and Kilkenny camogs protest skorts by wearing shorts ahead of Leinster semi-final

Dublin and Kilkenny's players wore shorts ahead of this afternoon's Leinster senior camogie championship semi-final as protest against the wearing of 'skorts'.

Camogie: Goal-hungry Cats defeat Cork to claim eighth All-Ireland Minor A crown

Kilkenny now have double the number of Electric Ireland All-Ireland minor A camogie titles of Cork, possessing greater goal power than their nearest rivals on the roll of honour to secure ultimate victory for the eight time, at UPMC Nowlan Park.

Camogie: Antrim, Armagh and Wicklow secure coveted All-Ireland minor titles

Eva McNeill scored eight points, four from frees) and Ava McAllister seven, all from play, as a free-flowing Antrim overcame Laois by 1-27 to 2-9 in the Electric Ireland Minor A Shield camogie final at UPMC Nowlan Park today.

Sunday's football and hurling championship results

See below for all of today's football, hurling and camogie results...

Camogie: Thompson powers Cork to comfortable victory over Galway in Division 1A decider

It was a daytime stroll for Cork in the Very Camogie League Division 1A final, as they held the upper hand in most sectors of the field against a strangely flat Galway to win by more double scores and claim the county's first title in a dozen years.

Camogie: Teehan goal power too much for Derry as Offaly triumph to Division 2 crown

First cousins Mairéad Teehan and Grace Teehan showcased all her talents, scoring 2-4 each as Offaly's goal threat proved too much for Derry, enabling the midlanders to claim the Very Camogie League Division 2 title and earning promotion to the Division 1B next year.

Mum's the word as Billy the kid gives Healy the superpower of perspective

When Galway ran out onto the pitch for the Very Camogie League Division 1A final last year, the woman that captained them to victory in the 2023 decider was confined to sideline duties, wearing a bib and carrying water bottles.

Camogie: Delaney fires Laois past Roscommon to Division 3 honours

Susie Delaney's five point haul, all from play, helped Laois take the crown as Very Camogie League Division 3 champions following a tense yet entertaining duel with Roscommon at Kinnegad.

Rebels' Clodagh aiming to be in like Finn

When the Cork hurling team cruised to victory in the National League final against Tipperary last Sunday, it was the county's first success in that competition since 1998.

Molloy calls on camogie clubs to field ladies football teams and vice versa at Camogie Congress

The Camogie Association Annual Congress took place today in the Hodson Bay Hotel. 150 delegates from Ireland and international camogie units considered motions to shape the future of the Association.

Munster GAA confirm three hurling and camogie double headers

Munster GAA have partnered with Munster Camogie once again to provide curtain-raisers for three of the Munster SHC games.

Camogie round-up: Galway deal Cork first loss to join Rebels in Division 1A final

Galway handed Cork their first defeat of the 2025 season on a 0-19 to 0-13 scoreline this afternoon in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, a result that ensures that the two counties will meet again in the Very Division 1A League final at Semple Stadium in a fortnight.

Camogie: First-half goal blitz steers Antrim past Clare to Division 1B crown

Three first-half goals into the wind, capitalising on some shaky defensive play from Clare, laid the foundations as Antrim were able to keep their noses in front in the second half to win the Very Camogie League Division 1B title on the NGDC's main pitch in Abbotstown.

It's all in the wrists for O'Loughlin

It was evident from early on that Áine O'Loughlin possessed ability, but being very tall, it was the ball-winning ability that is still such a feature of her game that was utilised primarily.

Antrim skipper Boyle chasing birthday boost

Amy Boyle celebrates her 25th birthday today and the captain of the Antrim camogie team will hope to be celebrating tomorrow evening by leading her team to the top tier of the Very League with victory over Clare in the Division 1B final.

Camogie: Cork into league final while Galway win against Dublin in Kilbeacanty

All-Ireland champions Cork, who have lost five Very Camogie League Division 1A (top tier) finals since their last victory all the way back in 2013, confirmed their place in the 2025 decider after they travelled The Ragg and picked up a 1-12 to 0-7 victory over League champions Tipperary.

Con O'Callaghan and AJ Murphy among winners at AIB Club Player of the Year Awards

Con O'Callaghan of Cuala, Louise Ward of Kilkerrin-Clonberne, Andrew Jamieson-Murphy of Na Fianna and Niamh McGrath of Sarsfields have been named as the AIB Club Players of the Year for 2024/25 in their respective codes.

Galway's Niamh Mallon to play a week after getting married

Thursday is her first day back at work after taking a week and a half off to get married but Niamh Mallon is agreeable to a quick chat from a Galway coffee shop beforehand to discuss a range of endeavours, personal and professional.

Club Hurling and Camogie Teams of the Year named

The AIB Hurling and Camogie Club Championship Teams of the Year have been named.

Camogie round-up: First-half goals steer Waterford towards vital win over Dublin

Waterford took a huge step towards securing their Division 1A status in the Very Camogie Leagues this afternoon, as they fired in three first-half goals to set up a 3-16 to 0-12 win over Dublin at Parnell Park.

Study and sport complementary rather than a clash for Dublin's Ais

When Aisling O'Neill was making a splash for Dublin in her breakthrough campaign back in 2022, the Castleknock tyro was navigating that attention, from public and opposition defenders heading into her Leaving Cert year.

Camogie round-up: Cork make strong start while Galway edge out Kilkenny

All-Ireland champions Cork are hoping to win a first Very Camogie League Division 1A title in 12 years and they got out to the perfect start, securing a thoroughly comfortable 2-10 to 0-8 victory over Waterford at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

Renewed Maher a familiar driving force as much changed Tipp begin defence of League title

Caoimhe Maher loves playing camogie and relishes being in the midst of the pressure cooker on the biggest days with Tipperary.

Sigerson and Fitzgibbon results: Queens crash out

All the results from a hectic Wednesday night of Sigerson and Fitzgibbon Cup action.

The best GAA photos of 2024

With the season at an end, Inpho Photography have chosen their 100 Pictures of the Year.

"Most special one yet," says McGrath as Sarsfields make modern camogie history

"This was undoubtedly the most special yet," said a beaming Niamh McGrath. McGrath is a highly decorated player with multiple All-Irelands for both club and county, so the words carry weight.

Camogie Club Senior: majestic McGraths propel Sarsfields to fourth title

Siobhán McGrath broke the game wide open and her sister Niamh provided the flourishes with some stupendous shooting, as Sarsfields, managed by their father Michael, secured a fourth AIB All-Ireland club senior camogie title.

Camogie Club Intermediate: Kerry Clan too strong for Ahascragh/Caltra

Jackie Horgan plundered the goals but Clanmaurice were too strong all over the field as they cantered to a second AIB All-Ireland intermediate club camogie title at Croke Park to ensure an historic shot at senior fare in 2025.

Camogie Club: Knockananna take Junior title with stunning second half

Wicklow and Leinster champions, Knockananna, put in a sensational second-half display to overturn a half-time deficit and dethrone AIB All-Ireland Junior 'A' title from holders, Granemore of Armagh.

Morris to miss honeymoon for Truagh-Clonlara history makers

Clonlara-Truagh of Clare continue to break new ground, and they will be the first team from the Banner County to compete for the Bill and Agnes Carroll Cup on Sunday week.

Camogie: Sarsfields back for more against new opponents Truagh-Clonlara

The 2024 All-Ireland senior club camogie final will be a clash between Galway side Sarsfields, who will be competing in their eighth final in nine campaigns, and Truagh-Clonlara, who won't just be making their first ever appearance in the showpiece club occasion.