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September
September 2024
You Beauty
McKenna set to lead the Lions' roar as he faces second AFL Grand Final in two years
Tyrone man bids to join Zach Tuohy, Mark O’Connor and Tadhg Kennelly as winners of Aussie Rules’ greatest prize.
sports funding
Largest funding allocation of €230m announced for sport facilities, with €97m going to the GAA
Multi-sports facilities get the next biggest allocation, followed by soccer clubs.
Analysis Assessment
Targeting Division 1 return and reducing injury count: The goals for Monaghan's new era
Gabriel Bannigan was appointed as Vinny Corey’s successor last week.
it's a knockout
No safety nets, no backdoors: why Tyrone retain the straight knockout gunfight championship
Once upon a time, every championship was a knockout. But Tyrone are the last football county standing. It makes for cut-throat and compelling action.
Giantkilling
'Just brilliant for the club' - Ending a 22 in-a-row bid to reach first final since 2002
around the grounds
Midleton book Cork semi-final place, Cuala and Ballymun through to Dublin last four
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14 for Clare and 10 for Cork as All-Star hurling nominations announced
Limerick, Kilkenny, Wexford, Dublin, Waterford, and Antrim also have nominees.
11 for Armagh and 8 for Galway as 11 counties feature in All-Star football nominations
The awards take place at a banquet in the RDS on 1 November.
Dublin hurling
'It's huge that it's somebody from Dublin' - Highly-rated manager ushers in new era
Niall Ó Ceallacháin takes over the Dublin team after achieving county championship success last year.
Niall Gilligan
Former Clare All-Star hurler to face Circuit Court for alleged 'stick' assault on 12-year-old boy
President's Push
GAA would be 'very supportive' of Páirc Uí Chaoimh as Euro 2028 venue - Jarlath Burns
New Instructions
GAA county teams face loss of home advantage if they breach off-season training ban
Savouring
'See how the body is and go from there' - All-Ireland winner Ní Mhuircheartaigh on Kerry future
