While injury has kept her out of action in recent weeks, former Republic of Ireland women's soccer international Méabh De Búrca has enjoyed being part of the continued development of Salthill/Knocknacarra in the past couple of years.
All-Ireland champions Tipperary have captured 13 nominations for the PwC All-Stars for 2025, and the Premier County also dominate the short lists for Hurler and Young Hurler of the Year.
The Steering Group on Integration have shared more details on the core principles that have been agreed as part of the ongoing work towards Integration for all Gaelic games.
The FRC have issued their final report and as well as proposing that all current rule enhancements remain in place, they have advocated seven additional modifications to Gaelic Football.
Galway ace Aoife Donohue hopes that a thrilling All-Ireland senior camogie championship final last Sunday week can act as a positive catalyst for the sport.
The Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Camogie Finals on Sunday 10th August drew a bumper audience, with both a significant in-stadium attendance and those tuning in on TV.
Proudly supported by Centra, Jim Bolger and Davy Russell have announced a glittering line-up of players for the 14th renewal of Hurling for Cancer Research in Netwatch Cullen Park in Carlow this Monday August 18th. Throw-in is at 7:30pm.
Carrie Dolan denied 14-player Cork an improbable comeback that had life breathed into it by Orlaith Cahalane's 60th minute goal, pointing a free from tight to the Cusack Stand and almost 60m out in the second minute of injury time, to secure the O'Duffy Cup for Galway.
There was incredible late drama in today's All-Ireland senior camogie championship final between Galway and Cork and, in the end, it came down to one score.
Galway defender Aine Keane says the Tribeswomen have the quality within their pack to halt Cork's bid for a third consecutive All-Ireland senior camogie championship title.
Galway vice-captain Aoife Donohue says the Tribeswomen are "under no illusions" over the task ahead of them in Sunday's All-Ireland senior camogie final against Cork at Croke Park (5.15pm).
Dunmore MacHales got off to a perfect start in the 2025 Galway senior football championship race last night by inflicting Annaghdown with a 3-19 to 0-16 defeat at Tuam Stadium.
These days the last Sunday in July means that the Sam Maguire Cup is up for grabs at Croke Park and the famous Dublin stadium is set to be a sea of green and gold, with some alternate blue and white sprinkled around its green patch in the middle come 3.30pm this afternoon.
A brilliant goal in the 39th minute by Niamh Mallon was the key score as Galway returned to the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Camogie final with a deserved victory over Tipperary, coming out on top by 1-18 to 1-11.