The former president has ‘real difficulty’ with the concept of original sin and expresses disappointment about how attempts to integrate Gaelic Games associations fell asunder
Remarkable camogie achievements with club and county a source of inspiration for others with the condition
GPA’s annual members survey reveals 63 per cent are willing to play on Fridays under the right circumstances
Gaelic Players Association and League of Ireland academies welcome increased funding in budget
Budget tip: investing in sport pays off across other sectors too
Kinsella’s right knee gave out during a training session a week before Meath’s All-Ireland clash against Derry
Provincial decider between Dublin and Wexford was brought forward due to clash with under-23 fixture
Twenty years after the first tweet, sport remains in the grip of the social media site and its toxic output
Players’ body appears to have support on the issue from GAA president Jarlath Burns
Football Review Committee raised expectations when it comes to spotting problems and selling solutions
Nature of news and social media coverage can lead many to limit engagement in interviews, GPA admits
Integrating associations by 2027 was described as ‘unrealistic’ by members of the GAA’s management committee in December
Dublin’s footballers and hurlers are also considering a decision not to appear in front of Allianz signage when conducting interviews
Biggest ticket of lot was granting of players’ organisation’s claim for image rights
Year-long negotiations finally reach agreement on new protocol; players to also benefit from cut of GAA+ subscription revenue
The 30-year-old was speaking to the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Drugs Use
All over the country there are players who feel chewed up and spat out
Shortage of role models staying in Irish game for young fans is a worry, says GPA head Tom Parsons
Society’s drug issue poses a different challenge for the GAA than for other sporting bodies because it has always seen itself almost as a secular church
If we insist on playing the league, the central idea must be to play fewer games and make them all more meaningful
Former Mayo footballer says players believe it’s time to be transparent about payments
TD Micheál Carrigy disagreed with Parsons’ view the players’ body should be ‘sitting at the table with the three associations’
League of Ireland academies to receive ‘multi-annual’ funding of €3 million
Special Congress to vote on Saturday on adopting new football rules on a permanent basis
Pre-budget submission to look for increase from €1,400 to €2,500 and take overall cost to €10m
‘I would have had conversations with ex-players who struggled a lot’ says Philly McMahon
More than third at risk of ‘Low Energy Availability’, but resources to tackle problem are limited for clubs and teams
Clare, Limerick, Tipperary and Waterford ‘evaluating potential next steps’ with GPA following decision
Research commissioned by the GPA found players absorb €4,602 in unreimbursed costs on average each year
Sunday’s showdown at Croke Park will be the sides’ first championship clash for 15 years
Two motions on skorts among 12 passed with overwhelming majorities at association’s agm
Players body protest they are ‘mostly in the dark’ about process
Cork planning to defy regulation and wear shorts in Saturday’s Munster final, with players ready to forfeit the game if instructed to change
Referee warns Laois U-23 team match against Kilkenny side would be abandoned if they did not change shorts worn in protest
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