Cork hurlers to consider resolution
Cork's hurlers might be prepared to participate in an independent committee to try to bring an end to the ongoing difficulties in the county.
Coney decides to stay in Tyrone
Tyrone minor star Kyle Coney has decided against a return to Australia and a rookie contract with the Sydney Swans.
O?Neill happy with new rules
Disciplinary Task Force Chairman Liam O'Neill has praised referees for their good work in implementing the GAA's experimental rules over the weekend, as the first comprehensive statistics were made available.
Round-up of Waterford Crystal Cup
Read reports from matches in the Waterford Crystal Cup today, including a bad start for new Limerick manager Justin McCarthy
Sligo 0-12 Galway 0-14
Reigning FBD League champions Galway got 2009 off to a positive start, with a hard-earned win over Sligo in Tourlestrane.
Waterford 3-11 Tralee IT 3-09
John Kiely's Waterford side emerged victorious in the first Senior inter-county football match played under the new experimental rules.
Queen's University 3-13 Cavan 0-12
A hat-trick of goals from Tyrone's Shaun O'Neill proved to be the difference in this Dr McKenna cup clash, as Queen's showed superior finishing to hand Tommy Carr defeat in his first game as Cavan boss.
Dublin 2-11 Dubs Stars 2-11 (Dublin win on pens)
Pat Gilroy's term as Dublin boss got off to a bright start at Pairc Barrog, Kilbarrack this afternoon as his side accounted for the Dubs Stars in the annual senior football challenge game.
Dublin 1-18 Dubs Stars 3-11
A new era in Dublin hurling got off to an encouraging start today for new senior manager Anthony Daly as his charges held out for a narrow victory in the annual Dubs Stars challenge match at Kilbarrack.
Irish handball heroes return home
Ireland?s top juvenile handballers return from Portland, Oregon today having sealed seven out of a possible 12 titles at the USHA Junior Nationals.
Wexford ref allegedly assaulted
Two Glynn-Barntown under-age football players face lengthy bans as the result of an alleged assault on a leading referee.
Cork GAA President aims to resolve row
Cork GAA President Derry Gowen is aiming for a peaceful start to the new year for the Cork senior hurlers after revealing that a facilitator has been appointed to try and resolve the growing conflict between players and management.
Armagh boss welcomes college sides
Armagh manager Peter McDonnell has heavily backed the participation of Higher Education colleges in January competitions like the Dr McKenna Cup.
Cork set for another player row
The Cork County Board looks set for another confrontation with senior players after the footballers announced their intention to boycott the presentation of Munster Championship medals.
Irish juniors travel stateside
Ireland's finest young handballers are en route to Portland in Oregon to prepare for the USHA Junior Nationals, which get under way on 27 December in Washington state.
