Latest Gaelic Football News
“One of the best to ever do it”: Staunton calls time on phenomenal career
Mayo star Cora Staunton has officially called time on her successful AFLW career after an outstanding 50 appearances for the…
Cavan LGFA respond following senior team strike
Cavan LGFA have released a statement in response to strike action by Cavan Ladies Senior players following breaches of an…
Cavan ladies contemplating strike as they seek “the bare minimum”
Cavan Senior Ladies have spoken out against Cavan LGFA over player issues such as expenses, confirming that they are contemplating…
Galway Set Up Kerry Showdown In Lidl National League Division 1 Final
Galway joined Kerry in the 2023 Lidl Ladies National League Division 1 Final with victory over Mayo on Sunday.
DCU wins 3-14 to 1-13 in Yoplait O’Connor Cup Final denying UL 3-in-a-row hopes
DCU Dóchas Éireann 3-14 University of Limerick 1-13 by Ivan Smyth Kate Kenny kicked 1-10 as DCU were crowned Yoplait…
Cambodian Ladies Football Club Cairde Khmer on quest to play in Derry
When Chhav Souen joined the Cairde Khmer GAA club in Cambodia soon after its creation in 2017, she became the…
Kerry secure their place in Lidl NFL Final: Round 5 Wrap
Compiled by Daragh Small Kerry joint-manager Declan Quill says his team have a target on their backs after they booked…
Lidl National Football Leagues Round 5 Fixtures
It's heating up in the Lidl National Football League as we head into Round 5 this weekend! On Saturday February…
Ladies Gaelic Football Association confirm rules surrounding Transgender players
The Ladies Gaelic Football Association has released it's policy outlining their position in respect to the participation of trans women…
Kerry Stays Winning: Lidl NFL Round 4 Wrap
Kerry joint-manager Darragh Long believes his players made a statement with their big win over Dublin in the Lidl NFL…
This weekend’s Lidl National Football League action
The Lidl National Football League is back in action this weekend as we head into Round 4! On Saturday there…
‘You just know that you are being given the reins of the last All-Ireland champions and you want to try and keep Meath up there at the top table.’
Standing on the DCU St Clare’s sidelines, with his pen and paper in hand, Davy Nelson finally got to experience…