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June 2022

Chris Turner of Ferns St. Aidan’s breaking away from Fergal Doran (Oylegate-Glenbrien). Photograph: John Walsh.

Morris masterclass gives Ferns edge on Oylegate

Kyle Firman of St. Martin’s under pressure from Eoin Doyle (Shelmaliers). Photograph: John Walsh.

Banville finds his range as Shels see off Martin’s

Brendan Doyle on the move for Glynn-Barntown during Tuesday’s win over Faythe Harriers in Tagoat. Photograph: Noel Reddy.

White on fire as Glynn-Barntown outpoint Harriers

Mark Furlong of St. Anne’s is closed down by Mark Byrne (Crossabeg-Ballymurn). Photograph: Ger Hore.

St. Anne’s beat Crossabeg-Ballymurn with late brace from O’Keeffe

The Glynn-Barntown camogie panel which competed in Division 1 at the John West Féile na nGael national finals at the GAA National Games Development Centre Campus, Abbotstown, Dublin, on Saturday. Eighty club sides from Ireland, the UK, Europe and US competed in the final stages of the Under-15 competition across Dublin and Meath.

All the GAA results and fixtures

Ciara Donohoe evading the challenge of Kilkenny's Laura Hegarty.

Outstanding Wexford beat Kilkenny to stay in the mix

Wexford under-16 side off to a flying start in Clare

Spirited showing comes up short as Wexford Minors depart to Dublin

Amy Wilson figured among the goalscorers.

Croke Park within reach again as slick Wexford see off Tyrone

The champions from Ballindaggin.

Nolan points the way as Ballindaggin girls crowned Rackard League champions

The Blackwater girls with the spoils of success.

Blackwater bounce back to overcome brave Marshalstown challenge

The Ferns girls celebrating after their victory over Horeswood.

Talented Ferns girls complete fine Rackard League double

County footballer Gavin Sheehan making a spectacular catch for Gusserane in their win over HWH-Bunclody in The Courtyard Ferns Intermediate hurling championship opener in St. Patrick's Park on Sunday.

Club hurling championships are up and running

Shane O'Donnell of Clare in action against Damien Reck of Wexford during the All-Ireland Senior hurling championship quarter-final. Photo by Daire Brennan/Sportsfile

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Brendan Furlong Opinion Wexford hurlers simply not good enough to secure silverware

Mark Kehoe of Gusserane trying to hook HWH-Bunclody's John McCormack.

Sweet revenge for Gusserane as they edge out Bunclody

Michael Furlong of Adamstown giving Askamore's P.J. Nolan the slip.

Askamore do enough as Adamstown’s long wait continues

Conor Foley (Taghmon-Camross) loses his footing as Blackwater trio Michael Lillis, Tomás Murphy and Conor Sutton swarm in.

Taghmon-Camross buzzing after break

Fionn Walsh trying to drive out of defence for Monageer-Boolavogue.

Bertie’s late goal seals the deal for Monageer-Boolavogue

First blood to Naomh Eanna as they edge out wasteful Shels

Joseph Berney of Craanford Fr. O'Regans is challenged by Horeswood wing-forward Joe O'Sullivan.

Horeswood make triumphant return with impressive win over Craanford

Match-winner Stephen Watchorn tussling with Shane Larkin.

Late Watchorn free wins it for the Duffry

Tadhg McGrath of Our Lady’s Island/St. Fintan’s feels the heat from Adamstown’s Matthew Dunleavy and Watt Creane in the New Ross Standard Lacken Hill Under-17 hurling tournament Division 3 final.

All the Coiste na nÓg results and fixtures

New weekend GAA pass an attractive option for fans

Wednesday the designated night for new Under-19 hurling championship

The outstanding Kevin Foley (Rapparees) racing away from Rathnure’s Paddy Whiteley. Photograph: Mary Browne.

Foley stars as holders Rapparees beat league champs Rathnure in Wexford Senior hurling encounter

Pádraig Doyle of Naomh Éanna applying pressure on Cloughbawn’s Connal Flood. Photograph: Sabrina Doyle.

Super Mac nets twice as Naomh Éanna defeat Cloughbawn in Wexford Senior hurling opener

Armagh and Galway players during the melee that marred their All-Ireland Senior football championship quarter-final in Croke Park on Sunday.

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Dave Devereux Opinion GAA need to get to root of the problem

Wexford manager Darragh Egan. Photo: Daire Brennan/Sportsfile

Darragh Egan outlines ‘insane’ workload of modern inter-county bosses

Oulart-The Ballagh captain Conor 'Birdie' O'Leary evading Ballygarrett's Seán O'Brien.

Oulart-The Ballagh already the team to beat in the Wexford Intermediate hurling championship

Players and officials from Armagh and Galway become embroiled in a row as they make their way to the dressing rooms in Croke Park. Photo by Ray McManus/Sportsfile

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Tom Dempsey Opinion Focus should be on GAA lawbreakers rather than the lawmakers

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