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Former footballer of the year Conroy announces retirement

Paul Conroy has announced his retirement for inter-county Gaelic football 18 years after making his debut for Galway.

GAA games development chief: No change to teen structure

The chair of the GAA's National Games Development Committee Micheál Martin says that games at teenage level will remain competitive.

O'Brien family look to add another chapter to story

2026 has already been a year to remember for the O'Brien family, and this weekend provides an opportunity to add yet another chapter. Shane O'Brien speaks to the RTÉ GAA podcast.

Scullion: 'The Troubles made me more determined to play'

Tony Scullion reflects on his career after being inducted into the Gaelic Writers' Association football hall of fame.

Mitchell reveals he suffered heart attack against Cats

Offaly hurler Charlie Mitchell has revealed he suffered a heart attack during this year's Leinster SHC clash with Kilkenny, and says there is no timeline in place for a return to play.

Finnerty: My S&C was done in a shed with a 200kg bullock

Former Galway hurler Pete Finnerty discusses his animal drive for success and why the game does now not need much fixing.

GAA podcast: Trant on four in a row and leading the Dubs

On a bonus episode of the RTÉ GAA podcast, RTÉ Sport's Eric Haughan catches up with his St Finian's Newcastle clubmate, incoming Dublin boss Ciara Trant, to discuss her playing career with the...

Edendork just about hold off bullish St Brigid's rally

Edendork did just enough to get past St Brigid's by a 1-15 to 2-11 scoreline in the Ulster Club SFC quarter-final at Dungannon.

Slevin lands winner for 14-man Kilcormac-Killoughey

Goalkeeper Conor Slevin was the hero for 14-man Kilcormac-Killoughey as he landed a dramatic winning free deep into injury-time at the end of extra-time to edge an epic Leinster SHC quarter-final...

Nemo Rangers mark Munster return with opening victory

Nemo Rangers got their Munster return off to a winning start with an improved second-half showing to burn off Loughmore-Castleiney by eight points in front of 1,301 spectators at Páirc Uí Rinn.

Wimps, brawls and diplomacy - Ireland's Oz tour of 86

New boss Trant seeking characters to rekindle Dubs 'aura'

The four-in-a-row winning goalkeeper has enjoyed a speedy rise up the coaching ranks within Dublin football as she takes over the reins from Paul Casey and Derek Murray heading into the 2027 season.

Saturday's GAA club championship results and reports

All the results and reports from today's provincial action.

Drama at the death as O'Neill lands late Cross winner

A 63rd-minute two-pointer from Rian O'Neill saw Crossmaglen come from 11 down to defeat Cavan champions Gowna in a dramatic contest at Kingspan Breffni.

Norris prevails in Sao Paulo rain to seize pole

Lando Norris claimed pole for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix on Sunday after a weather-impacted qualifying session.