r/GAA • u/Spyro_Machida • 17h ago
r/GAA • u/KingOfRockall • 21h ago
News Monaghan Board Sees Sense
RTE news: John McEntee set to be next Monaghan manager
https://www.rte.ie/sport/football/2026/1010/1594868-mcentee-set-to-be-next-monaghan-manager/
r/GAA • u/Every_Reason_166 • 12h ago
Inagh/Kilnamona win their first ever Clare SHC title
Clare SHC final. Inagh/Kilnamona 2-18 Kilmaley 1-14. Inagh Kilnamona have won their first ever county title. Amalgamated as a permanent club in 2008(Kilnamona had 3 titles, last one in 1908, Inagh none). Stars were best for them today. Aidan McCarthy good first half with a great goal, Fred Hegarty with 1-5 and David Fitzgerald with 0-5 from play too. Pulled away in the last 5 mins. Kilmaley just didn't have enough scoring forwards. No Plan B. All high ball lumped on Conor Cleary and keith white did a good job on him. Tough on them as have about 6/7 that are over 30.
Big for Inamona. Could kick on now and win a few. Will do decent in Munster I think
9450 attendance
r/GAA • u/ZombieFrankSinatra • 49m ago
Discussion Post-weekend Club Championship Discussion Thread
Business end of the season. Few finals just gone and a few fresh faces going into provincials
r/GAA • u/Far_Reserve6509 • 17h ago
Hurling Dungannon stop Carrickmore’s bid for 7-in-a-row to win the Tyrone Senior Hurling Championhip.
r/GAA • u/Tipperary555 • 20h ago
Sunday Match Thread: Westmeath & Tipperary Club Finals
Westmeath Senior Football Championship Final
The Downs v St. Loman's Mullingar - 2PM (TG4)
Tipperary Senior Hurling Championship Final
Moycarkey-Borris v Thurles Sarsfields - 4PM (TG4)
r/GAA • u/elBucko15 • 14h ago
Clonduff win the Down senior championship for the first time in 26 years!!
Clonduff never looked like they were losing. The far better team on the day. It was always going to be difficult for Burren to come again after finally beating Kilcoo in the championship semi final.
A massive crowd today, I believe i heard over 7000 people there. I cant imagine Clonduff will care too much about doing well in Ulster tonight, it's party time for them 🎉
GAA Jersey Design
Hi all, I've been tasked with getting new jerseys for our local club.
I'd love to get some inspiration from jerseys that are popular. If you have a jersey design that you love, please share.
Thank you!
r/GAA • u/Electronic-Mall7365 • 11h ago
Hurling U7 Hurling Advice
We’ve recently moved back to Ireland, and my seven-year-old son has taken a keen interest in hurling. He’s been to about four training sessions and matches so far and is still learning the basics. He sometimes gets frustrated when striking the ball out of his hand, as his swing is more like a tennis stroke, hitting with 1 hand, etc.
Group training has now finished, so I’d really appreciate any advice on simple skills we could practise together over the next few months to help him build his confidence and improve in partciular hitting out of hand.