The GAA has reported a 19% rise in revenue for 2024, with a bumper year for Croke Park driving much of the increase. In its annual financial report, the GAA recorded total revenue of €132m, an ...

With around 64,000 people, many of them aged between 25 and 30, having left the country by April this year alone, such is the rate of growth in global GAA participation that the association ...

Canterbury's products are in fact made in China, but according to the GAA's commercial and marketing manager, Dermot Power, their use entails no conflict with any rule.

A Democratic Unionist Party minister has attended his first GAA match. Communities Minister Gordon Lyons was at Armagh's Athletic Grounds to watch the home side, the current All-Ireland champions ...

World GAA, the association’s international body, is hoping to have Gaelic football, hurling and camogie included as Olympic sports at a future games.

Like Intel, Samsung has been struggling to find customers for its 3nm GAA process node. This can be partly explained by TSMC cutting prices for 3nm FinFET wafers, which were hovering around the ...

June 06, 2025 at 4:36pm BST. A job description for the next archbishop of Canterbury has stated the chosen person must be someone of the “utmost integrity”, able to speak on the issues ...

A freshly restored and heavily upgraded 1985 Jeep CJ-7 Laredo is set to turn heads at the upcoming GAA Classic Car Auctions, offering bidders a rare blend of vintage styling and modern performance.

At the heart of the GAA. Most Read. O’Mahony: 'If you’re an honest hurling man, you would say Limerick are still the team to beat' Monday, June 9, 2025 - 11:00 AM ...

A Dublin school has stopped a disciplinary process against a teacher who denies she is a so-called "GAA catfish". Last month, Niamh Farrell, of The Spires, Portadown in County Armagh, was granted ...

Canterbury has been named the UK city with the slowest broadband in a study of more than 265,000 consumer internet speed tests (Yui Mok/PA) By Martyn Landi, PA Technology Correspondent September ...

A Democratic Unionist Party minister has attended his first GAA match. Communities Minister Gordon Lyons was at Armagh's Athletic Grounds to watch the home side, the current All-Ireland champions ...