Unshackled from tradition, the GAA has made change the new normal
But change comes more often now. It is has grown a brass neck. Change has made itself electable. For generations the GAA had ...
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Conor McManus Unconvinced GAA Need New Two-Point Arc
Monaghan GAA legend Conor McManus is unconvinced of the necessity of Gaelic football's new long-range two-point scoring arc ...
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Antrim GAA
Antrim GAA Antrim is steeped in GAA history, with both Gaelic football and hurling popular in the Glens. On an inter-county level, hurling has been the most successful code for the Saffrons as ...
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'I Never Wanted To Stop' - Grealish Reveals He Played Secret GAA Matches
Jack Grealish has admitted that he would play GAA matches in secret despite Aston Villa's wishes for him not to do so as he ...
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Pat McEnaney reflects on his illustrious refereeing career and offers advice for the next generation
PAT McENANEY has seen it all and will rightly go down in history as one of the GAA’s great referees. McEnaney began officiating when he was 21 years old and is still at it 40 years later.