Second-half goals from Chris Dunne and Sean Griffin help Thurles to an impressive ten-point victory as the Tipperary school registers just five wides in a clinical display

With Kyle Hayes and Cathal Downes in inspirational form, Mungret-St Pauls know they will need to be in top shape themselves to continue their title defence

DIARMUID Mullins of Mungret St Paul’s, who famously led Limerick to All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship success in the summer, has been promoted to manager of the county under-20 side for 2027.

For Climate Action Week (Oct 12th to 18th) this year we’re celebrating the success stories of GAA clubs across the country – clubs that have started generating their own green electricity, clubs that have created ‘hare’s corners’ for wildlife and biodiversity, clubs that have eliminated single use plastic from their

The Barrs stand in their way on Sunday in the final, the first between the two famous clubs in 38 years

Moycarkey/Borris manager Denis Kelly has challenged the players to use the hurt of this final defeat to come back and take the final step to county glory in twelve months’ time

Trailing by eight points at half-time, the Tralee school overturned a seemingly commanding ISK lead, with Andy Costello inspiring their recovery.

By John Harrington A special chapter in the history of Kerry hurling was inked on Tuesday when Tralee CBS became the first school from the Kingdom to win a match in the Dr. Harty Cup. The fact that it came against 2023 champions, Cashel Community School from Tipperary, made it

The GAA welcomes the additional €1 million for Gaelic Games Development, with a focus on hurling and camogie, announced in last week's Budget. This represents further progress on the Government's Programme for Government commitment to support the development of Gaelic games. Building on the €783,000 awarded in Budget 2026, this

Holders Thurles Sarsfields are through to a third straight Tipperary Senior Camogie Championship final after they easily overcame Drom & Inch in the first semi-final on Saturday.

By Cian O’Connell In Championship football, the numbers rarely lie. Éire Óg, Ennis have won four of the last five Clare SFC titles, illustrating that this really is a glory laden spell for the proud town club. A well organised Kilmurry-Ibrickane outfit will be afforded the utmost respect by Éire

Two goals in a dramatic closing spell see the Kerry school overturn a five-point deficit to claim a historic first Harty Cup victory and leave Cashel facing an uphill battle

The Clare school struck two early goals in a devastating first-half display to condemn Templemore to a 17-point defeat in their Group 3 opener at Mylish

It's a huge weekend of senior club championship action with 11 county senior football finals and five county senior hurling finals taking place. You can view and download this weekend's fixtures below.

The Champion 15 is the team of the year for the Christy Ring, Nickey Rackard and Lory Meagher Cups

Industrial action in second level schools has forced changes to the opening round of fixtures in the 2026/27 TUS Dr Harty Cup this week.

Kevin Downes rolled back the years, scoring 1-3 from play off the bench as the city men came through another epic battle with Doon

The weight of the nine-year wait is why the first words of captain Stakelum's acceptance speech declared that “the famine is over”.

Like recent years, the Whitebox Senior Hurling Championship and Lyons of Limerick Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship finals will be a double-header at the TUS Gaelic Grounds

Backed by a huge gale that blew towards Thomand Park, the 2025 and ’26 finalists hit the ground sprinting and would never look back as they led comfortably from start to finish.

A number of Limerick players were involved in the Championship which took place in Athboy Community School

'This is what dreams are made of' - O'Sullivan and Forrest - GAA - Waterford News & Star

The Doheny GAA Club is proud to announce a major weekend of commemorative events to mark the centenary of the death of Sam Maguire, one of the most influential figures in the history of the Gaelic Athletic Association and the man whose name is forever associated with Gaelic football's most

Kerry's two-time All-Ireland winner Tadhg Morley has announced his retirement from inter-county football.

Tralee CBS came from five points down, scoring 2-4 without reply, to beat Cashel Community School in the Harty Cup. It was a first victory in the competition for a Kerry school

The defending champions won this rematch of the last two county finals despite the brilliance of Adam English and Dean Coleman

St Ita's man won four Munster medals since making his debut in 2013

By John Harrington Newly crowned Clare SHC champions, Inagh-Kilnamona, are a living embodiment of the Irish prover ‘Ní neart go cur le chéile’ – there is no strength without unity. Once two separate clubs and two distinct communities who shared the same parish, their merger in 2008 has been the

There were no shortage of county camogie finals down for decision over the weekend, as the AIB Provincial Championships begin to take shape. St Finbarr’s made it three-in-a-row in Cork, with a dominant 3-14 to 0-4 win over Blackrock in Sunday’s final. Sorcha McCartan led the charge for the Barrs,

KILMALLOCK are back in the Whitebox Senior Hurling Championship final after grinding out a 2-17 to 2-15 win over Monaleen on Sunday at the TUS Gaelic Grounds

Gailltír dethrone the champions after senior camogie final thriller - GAA - Waterford News & Star

Lismore led by four points with two minutes of normal time to play before Perrill came up trumps for Tulla

Erin’s Own GAA Club has paid tribute to the late Michael Dowling

Cork minor Sam McCarthy starred for the winners, scoring 0-5 as they survived a nervy finish in Group 4

By John Harrington The Games Intelligence Unit’s 2026 Hurling Season Analysis, which you can download in full at the bottom of this article, provides a revealing snapshot of how the game is now played at the highest level. It’s the product of a huge amount of work that primarily saw

Tipperary SHC final Thurles Sarsfields 1-19 Moycarkey-Borris 1-11 By Stephen Barry at FBD Semple Stadium “The famine is over,” declared Conor Stakelum as Thurles Sarsfields claimed their first Tipperary SHC title in nine years, recording a convincing eight-point victory over near neighbours Moycarkey-Borris in front of a 9,398 crowd at

At last Thursday’s October meeting of Tipperary GAA County Board, the management teams for the Tipperary Under 20 Minor Hurling teams for 2027 were ratified.