Armagh end Croke Park hoodoo to claim All-Ireland title
There was not a whole lot between the sides in a truly outstanding game, but the Armagh defence held firm when Cavan threw caution to the wind in the closing 10 minutes.
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The Kathleen Mills Cup is heading to Ulster, but will it be to Armagh or Cavan?
The managers have been giving their thoughts pre-match. Throw-in at Croke Park just minutes away.
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Galway's Ailish O'Reilly ready to ignore outside chatter
The Oranmore/Maree dual player could become Galway’s most successful Gaelic games player of all time as a winner of five All-Ireland senior medals - just don't expect her to address it.
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All-Ireland Camogie final preview: Best of the era battling for title as Galway and Cork square up
A bumper crowd is expected to arrive at Croke Park, and it's no surprise giving this particular rivalry. ✍️ @PeterBranigan
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Former Galway camogie player Aislinn Connolly has said that Cathal Murray's side need to "nullify" Cork's full-forward line if they hope to win their second All-Ireland senior camogie final in a row on Sunday.
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Paul Corry surprised Cian Barrett played on as war of words continues
"I'll be honest with you, I was counting down the minutes on behalf of Cian Barrett between the incident taking place and the final whistle."
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It's Galway v Cork in the All-Ireland Senior Camogie final. Watch all the deciders tomorrow from 11.45am on RTÉ2 & RTÉ Player. Follow our live blog on the senior final on https://t.co/S9B7ag2iVW and RTÉ News app and listen to live commentary on RTÉ Radio 1's Sunday Sport. #RTEgaa
Aisling Maher: Different challenge for Galway against Cork with target on their backs
The Tribe County have never managed back to back titles, with their previous five titles all arriving as one-offs.
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'Jim Gavin is a designer - he redesigned the pitch, he redesigned the rules' - Paul Galvin
Galvin, an ambassador for this year's Culture Night, sat down with @AP_Pyne to discuss Kerry's final post-mortem, Gavin's grand design and his passion for the arts
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It's Galway v Cork in this Sunday's All-Ireland Senior Camoigie. @MartyMofficial got the views of Aoife Murray and Eimear Brannigan at Croke Park ahead of the big game #RTEgaa
"If you compare even how we use HawkEye. You have one or two small stoppages - but imagine 15 or 20 of them in a game. It would ruin the flow of hurling." #RTEgaa
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Camogie All-Ireland finals: All you need to know
Cork, Galway, Antrim, Laois, Armagh and Cavan are all on the hunt for All-Ireland honours at Croke Park.
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With all the excitement of the last two summers, not too many people stopped to wonder about the long-term effects of the FRC rule changes and, in particular, the two-point arc. #RTEgaa
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Armagh's Rachael Trainor will be hoping to add to her All-Ireland medal tally when they take on Cavan in the Glen Dimplex Premier Junior final on Sunday
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Former @DubGAAOfficial footballer Ciarán Kilkenny on his hopes that Ger Brennan's side can build on how they finished 2026, what the future may hold regarding coaching and the 'surreal' moment in chatting to American football coach Bill Belichick #rtegaa
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Former GAA President Liam O'Neill dies
The Laois man, who was born in August 1955, served as the 37th President of the association and became Uachtarán-Tofa in 2011 at Congress in Mullingar.
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'100% camogie' for Aimee Collier as Laois eye glory
"The inner aggression that you bring out in tackles and the intensity, the training you do all year to make sure you’re able to be the fittest and strongest you can be, that’s where that comes from."
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Andy Moran: Mayo people's quirks helped form final playing style
"They're calmer, they're not like Mayo people. They're just a tiny bit different and I love them."
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All-Ireland winners Bríd Stack and Hannah Tyrrell believe the LGFA should bring the two-point arc in closer to the goal to allow for it to become a bigger feature in the game #rtesport@LadiesFootball
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