Latest:
- 07:29 Nigerian vice president takes reins
- 07:05 Child trafficking concern in Haiti
- 07:04 Cruise back in Mission Impossible
- 07:04 Warm welcome for Jolie in Haiti
- 06:34 Thousands of jobs to go as big banks slash costs
- 05:59 President's South Park cameo pulled
- 05:49 Shuttle docks with space station
- 05:34 Palin grandson's father in Playgirl
Collins in line for return
Former skipper David Collins could return to the Galway hurling team on Sunday for the first time in two and a half years.
GPA facing sponsor hunt after Halifax withdrawal
The Gaelic Players Association looks set to lose one of its triumvirate of key sponsors following Bank of Scotland's decision to scale down its Irish operation.
McCarthy facing backlash
A SURPRISE challenge game defeat by Carlow in recent weeks could reignite the Limerick hurling debate at tonight's monthly meeting of the County Board.
Masterly Martin seals glory for Colaiste Mhuire
Colaiste Mhuire Johnstown forward Conor Martin scored a massive tally of 14 points to secure the title for the north Kilkenny school in yesterday's decider at O'Moore Park.
Ruairc downs North Dubs
A late surge from Colaiste Eoin put them into the semi-finals at the expense of North Dublin in Ayrfield.
Na Fianna condemn U-21 row
DUBLIN club Na Fianna have promised to fully co-operate with their county board's inquiry into the disgraceful melee that saw the county U-21 hurling semi-final abandoned last Saturday.
McIntyre heaps praise on Daly's Dublin
GALWAY hurling manager John McIntyre dished out compliments to the Dubs in advance of Sunday's Walsh Cup final at Parnell Park.
Royals boosted by new sponsors
UK-based property developers Comer Group will sponsor Meath football for the next two years.
Daly delighted as 13-man Dublin dismiss Wexford
DUBLIN showed a real maturity as they overcame two second-half dismissals to see off Wexford with four points to spare in this exciting semi-final at Gorey on Saturday afternoon.
Cunningham lifts Antrim
Two late points from Paddy Cunningham sneaked a victory for Antrim at Casement Park yesterday.
Inside Hurling
- Rowney guides Laois through
- McIntyre not satisfied with Galway focus
- McManus hits dozen
- Fitz downs Tribesmen
- Sizzling Glynn and Tuohy repel Portumna rally
- Walsh inspires St Kieran's to oust champs
- Bergin leads way in Cats rampage
- Galway book final spot
- Ryan sets tone for steely Dubs
- Some see it as a simple case of comply or die
- Everything changed in an instant. The memory of it will never leave him
- 'Assaulted' ref Helebert ready to make return
- 'Assaulted' ref praises stand from Croke Park
- Canning star of the show as lively LIT scuttle UCC
- HQ to stay out of treaty row
- McCarthy issue set for airing
- Boyle haul seals title
- Offaly play waiting game on veteran goalie Mullins
- Good Counsel rally late as Barron finds scoring touch
- GMIT appeal Mahon ban
- Waugh revives Kilkenny after O'Sullivan goals
- Fitzgerald on target
- Egan sparkles in students' success
- Curtin inspires rusty dubs
- Cummins' goals sink Laois
Latest GAA video
Breaking News
- 00:34 Thalidomide victims get £1m payout
- 00:19 Probe after man injured in shooting
- 19:59 Dublin mayoral election 'this year'
- 19:14 70-year presence ends with closure
- 18:39 Co-operation 'key to prosperity'
Top stories from Tuesday, 09.02.10
- 00:59 Australia given green light
- 22:09 Three-sy does it for Cottagers
- 22:04 Tuncay snatches point for Potters
- 22:04 Tevez and Adebayor on target for City
- 22:04 Dindane claims dramatic equaliser
Top stories from Tuesday, 09.02.10
•Willie John McBride on class of '72
They turned up, as ever more in hope than expectation. After all, when Ireland went to Paris to play France in 1972, they travelled in the knowledge that no Ireland team had won in the French capital since the 1951/2 season.












