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Kit clashes like green v maroon could be outlawed by new GAA colour-blindness rules
The GAA is working on a new colour blindness policy document.
People pay attention when the anthem starts and some lads take off their hats. After using the first few lines to suss out ...
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Christy O'Connor: GAA need to bite the bullet on video technology
Elsewhere Wicklow finally experience what every county should ...
Irish Mirror on MSNOpinion
Sunday did not prove we need VAR in GAA.. we must respect the rhythm of the game
The great strength of hurling has always been its relentless pace. Football, after years of drift, has rediscovered that ...
The GAA subsequently denied it. So too did Deegan, who had seen the flight of the ball from his side and radioed in that it ...
MAYO boss Andy Moran believes VAR is on the way to the GAA — but only for square balls and goal-line technology. Ger Brennan ...
Jack O’Connor deflects Kerry hype; Mayo’s crowds are back; Wicklow’s ‘petit slam’; Croke Park’s tribute to Mick Leddy ...
By Colin Regan Amongst Seán McCague’s innumerous contributions to the GAA, he is probably best remembered for his leadership ...
There was plenty of controversy in Kerry’s All-Ireland semi-final win over Dublin ...
MAYO fans can paint sheep, they can paint their cars, they can paint Croagh Patrick if they want and good luck to them, says ...
THE GAA have given nicotine pouches the black card after a company handed out the tobacco replacement products outside Croke ...
The Dublin manager was unhappy with a number of decisions that went against his side in the All-Ireland semi-final ...
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