Spillane says he was 'shocked and amazed' by Dublin's training revelations

GAA on TV: Kerry v Tyrone, Offaly v Galway and the AFLW Grand Final

It's the final of the AFLW season with plenty of Irish interest while there are also some great battles of yesteryear to catch up on.

Provincial championship draws to take place early next week

The draws for the 2021 All-Ireland senior football and hurling championships will take place early next week.

2021 Camogie National League fixtures confirmed

Fixtures for the 2021 Littlewoods Ireland Camogie National Leagues have been confirmed.

In Pictures: GAA clubs in Northern Ireland return to training

Newry Shamrocks were one of the first GAA clubs to welcome back members when their senior hurling and minor football squads resumed collective training.

"If we'd held our elite status we'd be playing our league finals this weekend"

Anthony Daly feels the GAA didn't do enough to regain their 'elite status'.

Meath U20 manager hits out at 'lunacy' as age group left in lurch

Meath U20 manager Bernard Flynn has hit out at the fact that players at the age group can't go back training collectively on April 26, saying it's 'lunacy' considering their minor counterparts are allowed.

Motion to facilitate dual players passed at Camogie Congress

The Camogie Association have passed a motion aimed at supporting and facilitating dual players.

Former Tyrone footballer out of hospital after heart attack scare

Former Tyrone footballer Mickey Coleman left hospital on Friday and was able to return home after suffering a massive heart attack.

Larkin takes on Wicklow role

Eight-time Kilkenny All-Ireland winner and former Hurler of the Year Eoin Larkin will coach the Wicklow senior hurlers in 2021.

GAA "needed another three weeks" to stage football qualifiers - McGill

GAA Director of Player, Club and Games Administration Feargal McGill says an extra three weeks would have been required in order to avoid staging a knockout football championship again this year.

"We're only one rule away from the game becoming like Australian Rules..."

Former Dublin manager Jim Gavin has questioned the logic behind some of the rules introduced to gaelic football over the last number of years, saying the game is becoming like Australian Rules.

McCarthy: GAA's reputation damaged by training breaches

GAA President Larry McCarthy says the Association's reputation has been damaged by the recent training breaches.

GAA releases fixture planner with games starting on May 8

The Allianz HL will start on May 8 with the FL beginning one week later as part of a condensed 20-week intercounty calendar.

GAA on TV: 1980's nostalgia plus the last four ties in the AFLW

Some famous games from the 80's plus the semi-finals of the AFLW are the TV highlights for this weekend.

Garda investigation after allegations of Monaghan training session

Gardai have said they are making enquiries into breaches of Covid-19 regulations at a 'sports ground in the north of the country.'

Hope at official level that all adult club training will resume in May

The GAA is hopeful that adult club training in the 26 counties will return next month.

GAA again warns against breaches of public health advice

The GAA has said that breaches of the current collective training ban by counties and clubs have 'brought the spotlight on our Association.'

Five FL finals worth looking at again

We are into April which traditionally means we would have an Allianz Football League final to look forward to.

"The greatest Leitrim footballer of them all" - Legendary Packy McGarty passes away

Packy McGarty was hailed as 'one of the greatest footballers of all time' as the passing of the legendary Leitrim footballer drew widespread sadness across the GAA community.

Watch: Dubai-based Roscommon footballer celebrates stunning racing success

Roscommon footballer Cathal McHugh was celebrating a stunning success from Dubai yesterday after his horse Skyace won the Grade 1 Mares Novice Hurdle championship final at Fairyhouse.

Browne hits out at Dublin 'arrogance', calls for Farrell to step down

Frank Browne has slammed the 'arrogance' of Dublin following their senior football team's training controversy and says the Sky Blues' manager Dessie Farrell should step down.

10 years ago today, Stephen Cluxton sees red for hitting Irish soccer legend

Seeing red. For hitting an Irish soccer legend. In a charity match. That was the fate which befell Dublin goalkeeper Stephen Cluxton on this day 10 years ago.

Watch: Meath priests perform Jerusalema dance in support of local GAA club's 24 hour walkathon

Two priests in Meath have performed their own version of the famous Jerusalema dance in support of the Rathmolyon hurling club's 24 hour walkathon.

'The world has gone mad' - Oisin McConville on Dublin breaking GAA training ban

Oisin McConville says the 'world has gone mad' with overreaction to the group of Dublin senior footballers who broke the GAA training ban.

GAA President hopeful Dublin training breach won't affect inter-county return on April 19

GAA President Larry McCarthy is hopeful that the recent controversy involving the Dublin senior football team will not affect the official return to collective inter-county training on April 19.

Twitter reacts as Dublin GAA ban Dessie Farrell for 12 weeks after players pictured training

Twitter is flooded with reactions to Dublin senior football manager Dessie Farrell being banned after pictures emerged of a recent training session involving nine Dublin footballers and a coach at Innisfails GAA club...

Dublin GAA suspend Dessie Farrell for 12-weeks over training breach

Dublin GAA have suspended their All-Ireland winning senior manager Dessie Farrell for 12-weeks after a number of Dublin footballers breached Covid regulations.

GAA on TV: AFLW knock out games plus a few gems

We are into the knockout stages of the AFLW while there are also some stunning games of a recent vintage to take in.

GAA express 'frustration and disappointment' at Dublin training breach

The GAA has responded to the reports and photographs of Dublin footballers training on Wednesday morning in breach of Covid regulations with a sternly worded statement.

Dublin footballers photographed training in breach of Covid rules

An early morning training session involving nine Dublin footballers and a coach took place in Innisfails GAA club on Wednesday reports the Irish Independent.

Two-time Tyrone All-Ireland winner 'critically ill' in hospital

Two-time Tyrone All-Ireland winner Mickey Coleman is currently 'critically ill' in hospital in New York after suffering a suspected heart attack.

Window for unfinished 2020 Minor and U20 competitions continues to narrow

The 2020 Minor Football, Minor Hurling and U20 Hurling Intercounty Championships remain unfinished and with State Exams on the horizon, the window to play them is reducing by the week.

Cúl Camps booking out already

Booking for GAA Cúl Camps only opened on Monday night and less than 24-hours later a large number of camps were sold out.

Former Westmeath footballer John Egan tells his story as part of Organ Donor Awareness Week

John Egan is just 30, a former intercounty footballer and now hoping to get a new kidney. He tells his story in support of Organ Donor Awareness Week which is being organised by the Irish Kidney Association.

GAA to seek more clarity on return to play before finalising revised fixtures calendar

The GAA is to seek more clarity on their return to play, after the Government's announcement of the plan to ease Covid-19 restrictions next month.

Inter-county teams allowed resume training on April 19 in preparation for Allianz Leagues in May

GAA inter-county senior teams are to resume collective training from April 19, with a return to competitive action just around the corner.

Return of training 'massive shot in the arm' for Northern Ireland

The return of GAA training in Northern Ireland on 12 April is 'a massive shot in the arm for everyone' involved, according to Kilcoo assistant manager Conleith Gilligan.

"Those counties do have access to resources that Antrim don't..."

Neil McManus is hoping Antrim can attract similar funding resources given to counties like Clare, Tipperary and Kilkenny in the future by dining at the top table on a consistent basis.