The GAA president has said that the association would be open to change in relation to the use of Amhrán na bhFiann and the Irish flag in anticipation of potential new post-Brexit agreements in ...

The GAA is the only sporting organisation to play the anthem and fly the national flag at domestic games. "There is a massively changing world at home," Mr Ó Fearghaíl told reporters.

The official Galway website, www.galwaygaa.ie, explains how the GAA might have been founded in Loughrea rather than Thurles. Seán Moran. GAA Correspondent. Fri Mar 16 2007 - 00:00.

The GAA have tightened up their match regulations to encourage players to be more respectful of the national anthem. According to regulation 1.6 in the directives set out for inter-county and ...

IN our edition of October 6 we published an article entitled 'Loughrea appeal Athenry win'. We incorrectly reported that Loughrea Hurling Club, when making submissions to Galway GAC after their ...

Loughrea hoping to bury the pain of the past . When Michael Cusack, the founder of the GAA, was principal of the national school at Lough Cutra, near Gort, in the 1880s, ...

GAA. Hurling. Sport. Venues, dates, ... Sarsfields, Slaughtneil, Loughrea and Na Fianna will go into battle in two weeks' time with an All-Ireland final place on the line. irishmirror.