Reek Sunday 2026: Mayo climb mountain in Croke Park as thousands of the county’s faithful ascend Croagh Patrick

Once the All-Irelands are over, there is too much time to think in one side of the GAA house, and not a minute to scratch in the other

Sunday was the 19th time we witnessed a Munster v Connacht All-Ireland SFC final in the last century

We examine the role and impact of both players in helping their respective teams progress to this year’s decider

From washing machine mishaps to car battery failures, Seán Moran reflects on some memorable moments in his journalism career

The years pass, the pubs change, our lives move on – but through it all, the mysteries of Mayo football remain a constant

What makes this generation of Kerry footballers so close to being mentioned alongside the teams under Mick O’Dwyer and Páidí Ó Sé is that they can beat you any which way

‘Disgraceful that self-appointed judges in the press box should ... allocate marks out of 10 to individual players’

Caught between a late-filing past and uncertain future, Ireland’s newest pensioner reflects

Adam Manai (8) said his prayers had been answered when he ‘prayed to God’ for a Limerick goal in the All-Ireland final

Our writers also pick out what was most disappointing and what they would change for next year

When a home team loses, nobody ever blames the crowd, but when they win, they get the credit

Alternative to Fifa runs own global tournament and has accepted Cumann Sacair Gaeilge, an all-island team for Irish speakers

From PD Mehigan in 1926 to the young videographer Mark Forde changing the way the GAA reaches audiences, the wheel keeps turning

Garbhán Downey details the sinister murkiness of Seán Brown’s murder as well as its investigative failings

The score assistant sits in the onsite TG4 production van and has use of all available camera angles to help determine whether a goal or point has been scored

Of the more than 2,000 Gaelic football, hurling and camogie players in 113 teams from all over the world taking part, most are not Irish

GAA grants permission to come up with a new jersey over colour clash concerns

Kerry have reached the final with the handbrake on, but that’s a dangerous game to play

‘The lads recognised that we were doing something different; their enthusiasm came from that’