The chair of the GAA's National Games Development Committee Micheál Martin says that games at teenage level will remain competitive, reports @LawlorDamian
https://t.co/CEB9DSqD6O #RTEgaa
Kyle Hayes leads the pack and is now a six-time hurling All-Star, their most decorated hurler since legendary six-time winner Joe McKenna! 👏 #PwCAllStars
Niall Morgan seals Edendork’s first ever Tyrone SFC title in their history 🏆
Morgan with a two-point free at the death to beat Errigal Ciarán, absolute scenes on Tyrone GAA TV 📺 #GAA
Breaking Ball
Different codes, same principles by @MayoGAA & @LimerickCLG
1. Player does not try to catch the ball clean under pressure & breaks it to ground
2. Players moving in to breaking area and not static waiting underneath the ball.
Useful restart when under pressure
The score tells you who won.
The numbers tell you why.
Looking back at the All-Ireland Final, one statistic stands above the rest.
Not shooting accuracy.
Not kickouts.
Not even the four two-pointers.
Effort.
‘Greatness isn’t playing brilliantly. Greatness is finding your way.’ @Shaneytweet
And Limerick have found their way back up to the top.
A special journey we are all so proud and privileged to be on with this incredible team
Luimneach Abú 💚🤍
Best of luck to our 6 St.Senan’s girls, Limerick Minor Captain Evelyn Fitzgerald , Abi Fitzgibbon, Anna Madigan, Grace Fitzgibbon, Gemma Leahy & Summer Behan in thr All-Ireland Minor C semi-final on Wednesday.
David Clifford: A Portrait
We designating a camera just to follow him. Some amazing things, few slight mistakes yet still finished with 0-10. A simple 5 min film that illustrates Clifford beautifully. Edited together by Shona Greig with BBC commentary
https://t.co/2eP1elUr4R
The successful applicants have been announced for the 2026 Gaelic Games ‘Leading Provincial Females’ Programmes, taking place in Connacht, Leinster, Munster & Ulster
The 43 participants selected represent 23 counties and have commenced their leadership journeys
https://t.co/qEBndYIWXq
#LGFA
I just love how Mark O Connor was ‘allowed’ to be involved with Dingle GAA over the last few months…
A few lessons from it (just my own opinion, nothing more)
- life is not all about the professional badge! There are other, as important (more important!) things
- a happy player is a player who will perform for you
- ‘home’ and where you come from really, really matters (to most people)
- it’s ok to celebrate an have a good time! Honestly
- your teammates matter more to you than your coach or manager
- give a player ownership, autonomy, and responsibility, and everyone benefits
- when you’re finished, and you look back over your sporting career (bit like life in general), it will not only be the successes you remember & reflect back on, there will be other experiences also
- GAA senior inter county set ups (usually managers and S&C coaches) need to chill a bit
- elite sport can be fun also. It didn’t have to be all serious, all the time
- ultimately sport is just sport. It’s not life & death
Paul Geaney appreciation post👏
Before throw-in, he wasn’t even togged for Dingle due to injury🤕
The 35-year-old was then sprung from the bench at half-time and kicked eight points, including a crucial two-pointer in the closing minutes of extra-time🟠
Our top prizes for the Cuimhnigh for Cancer online Raffle in aid of Milford Care Centre - click below to enter now 👇👇👇👇 @TipperaryGAA@LimerickCLG https://t.co/GEeuNRxoAl