Gaa News

GAA chief Jarlath Burns has described comments made by Mary McAleese as "regrettable" and "offensive."

GAA president Jarlath Burns stated that financial concerns regarding equally funding male and female teams are the reason for the stalling of integration within

GAA director general Tom Ryan has strongly refuted accusations of misogyny following the revelation that the integration of Gaelic games' three bodies will not

GAA organisations are scheduled to appear before the Oireachtas Sports Committee to address the resignation of former President Mary McAleese as chair of the In

Dr Mary McAleese has resigned from her role as chairperson of the Integration Committee, which oversees the amalgamation of the GAA, LGFA, and Camogie Associati

Excitement is building in Galway for the upcoming camogie final, with young fans from local GAA clubs attending a training session in Athenry to support their h

Former GAA President Liam O'Neill, a native of Laois, has passed away. He served as the 37th President of the association.

The GAA has overwhelmingly agreed to continue its sponsorship deal with Allianz, following a decision by its Central Council and Management Committee.

Former US President Joe Biden has extended his congratulations to the Mayo team following their victory in the All-Ireland yesterday.

Hundreds of GAA players from around the world are currently in Waterford for the GAA World Games competition.

Louth and Mayo are set to compete in a novel All-Ireland semi-final at Croke Park, with expectations that Louth's strong performance will continue.

Louth GAA is preparing for an All-Ireland Football semi-final against Mayo in Croke Park, marking their first appearance in 69 years.