Monaghan’s Darren Hughes announces retirement from intercounty football
Hughes represented Ireland at international level and played in every line of the pitch for his county
GAA
Denis Walsh: GAA must take a leap on paying managers and deal with the consequences
Piety about amateurism belongs to a bygone era
The cost of dodgy boxes: ‘It’s local people they’re hitting, I hope everyone sees that’
It’s not just the likes of Sky and TNT Sports that people watch illegally, but also smaller operations such as Clubber, GAA+ and LOITV
Priests demand Irish Catholic Church sever ties with Allianz over Israel links
Move follows similar demands among GAA members unhappy over relationship with multinational insurance company
Ciarán Murphy: Scrolling my brain into obsolescence in pursuit of GAA nirvana
‘Humanity’s accumulated wisdom at my fingertips ... and I choose instead to rewatch a TJ Reid assist for a Ballyhale goal 20 times in a row’
GAA players protest over organisation’s sponsorship deal with Allianz
Insurance company described as ‘enabler’ of genocide of the people of Gaza in UN report
Instruments painted black to highlight battle by Artane Band abuse survivors to change its name and uniform
Historic link to industrial school legacy is ‘traumatising and distressing’ for victims
David Clifford calls for Jack O’Connor to stay on as Kerry manager
Clifford lands POTM award for July while Tipperary’s John McGrath takes hurling prize
All-Ireland handball finals: Martina McMahon wins women’s title, Gary McConnell dethrones Robbie McCarthy
Eleven-time champion McCarthy announced his retirement after Saturday's final
Presidential election: Heather Humphreys giving ‘very serious’ thought to running for Fine Gael
National executive member Regina Doherty says there should be a contest between former minister and MEP Seán Kelly if both wish to run
Presidential election: Seán Kelly to ‘weigh up options’ about seeking Fine Gael nomination
Ireland South MEP says ‘goalposts have changed’ following withdrawal of Mairead McGuinness on health grounds
GAA referees signal approval for Football Review Committee rule changes
‘I didn’t think it was going to work as well ... But when there is jeopardy and there is intensity, players still were disciplined.’
Ireland’s second-smallest county: ‘There are not many of us who live on the street now’
Ireland’s county towns: Residents share how sport is replacing pub culture and historic buildings are taking on new lives
The All-Ireland final was no classic, but new rules meant a big improvement on 2024
There was a 51 per cent increase in the number of shots in 2025
The day Galway reorganised hurling’s top table
Fifty years ago this weekend, the westerners burst from obscurity by defeating Cork
As a player Andy Moran was relentlessly positive. Mayo need that now
A great playing career can’t be the only thing going for you as a manager, but it buys time and instant respect
Andy Moran to be appointed Mayo senior football manager
Former Derry boss Paddy Tally and ex-Mayo teammate Colm Boyle are part of the management team
Galway camogie win: ‘There was never a doubt ... we were always going to win,’ says team captain Carrie Dolan
County faithful turn out at Duggan Park to hail victorious team after All-Ireland success
‘My son wants to give up GAA but his dad is forcing him to keep going’
Ask the Expert: On average, 14 is the most challenging year for teenagers, and also for their parents
Sarah McInerney’s Liveline: A broadcaster who knows when to speak, when to listen
Radio: Arena’s send-off for Seán Rocks has the same depth and range which he made the programme’s playbook for so many years
Home are the heroines: thousands turn out for Dublin All-Ireland homecoming
Dublin’s seventh triumph since 2010 honoured with the first official homecoming for the team
Four-point goals and handpass restrictions: My experience of playing with football’s latest experimental rules
Ciarán Kirk took part in an intriguing test of the FRC’s latest experimental rules with his club Round Towers
Dublin manager Paul Casey: ‘I think everybody played close to their best. To do it on this day of all days is very, very satisfying’
Meath go down to a 12-point defeat the All-Ireland final after freezing on the one day you can’t afford to freeze
Donegal were staggeringly flat – they never laid a hand on Kerry
Few could have predicted Kerry’s dominance after just 12 minutes of play
How Kerry pulled off tactical masterclass to beat Donegal in All-Ireland final
Cian O’Neill’s dictum is role clarity, acceptance and execution and Kerry showed that in spades
Conor McManus: Trusting their process left Donegal playing entirely on Kerry’s terms
Kerry came to play from the start and never gave the Ulster champions a foothold
David Clifford for footballer of the year? Biggest disappointment? Our writers make their picks
Kerry blow Donegal away; new rules survive All-Ireland inspection; David Clifford in a class of his own
It wouldn’t be an All-Ireland weekend without Jim Gavin
Former Dublin manager guided his county to six All-Irelands, but on this occasion he guided debate
Michelle O’Neill: ‘The British state killed local people. Those moments contribute to who you are’
Northern Ireland’s First Minister discusses party leadership, presidency, teen pregnancy and ‘precious gift of peace’
All-Ireland final: Rivalry reignited between the greens and golds of Donegal and Kerry
The shrines of Kerry football have all been visited but Donegal fans insist ‘Jimmy’s winning matches’
Dean Rock: Donegal’s devastating counterattack combined with Kerry’s reliance on Clifford to settle it
Jim McGuinness’s men know Sam Maguire will be in their sights if they limit impact of gifted forward
Conor McManus on the Donegal team: Profiling the men tasked with avenging 2014 All-Ireland final loss
Mix of hard runners, experienced heads and depth of panel strength leaves Donegal well positioned
‘But Ireland loves us,’ the children said. They were not the only ones confused
A group of volunteers flew to Jordan to give Palestinian GAA fans an alternative holiday after their visas to Ireland were refused
‘I am gutted for the family’: Fermanagh and Clare communities remember shooting victims
The three family members died in shooting in their home near Maguiresbridge on Wednesday
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