iGAAFan, a new smartphone app, is hoping to bring the GAA further into the 21st century by allowing GAA fans to interact with their favorite club and county teams on their phones.

Donegal manager Jim McGuinness has defended Patrick McBrearty and lashed out at GAA President Liam O’Neill in the latest chapter of the Bitegate saga.

Sónta Films have started pre production on a new four-part series 'GAA USA', which will offer an insight into Irish American history through the untold story of the GAA in the U.S.

Aidan McAnespies re-captured the Pat O'Brien Cup from the Wolfe Tones with a fine display over the 60 minutes. A great display from corner forward, Cian Tobin helped the Macs on their way and the Kerry native was well supported by Gareth O'Neill, Cronin Dempsey, and Darryl Brolly. The Tones struggled to find any kind of flow to their game, while it was the opposite for McAnespies as they played some nice fluid football, found each other well, and looked the hungrier of the two teams.

The GAA/GPA All-Stars sponsored by Opel are delighted to announce Stephen O’Neill (Tyrone) and Lester Ryan (Kilkenny) as the Players of the League in football and hurling respectively, marking their outstanding performances throughout the spring campaigns. Both selections, chosen by the inter-county playing body, reflect the consistently high standards set by both counties.

The rematch of last year’s County final had an eerily familiar start with Kenny O’Connor involved again in the fireworks. He received a straight red after two minutes when he was deemed to have hit Ciaran O’Connor off the ball.

Celtics had it all too easy as six players hit the scoreboard in easy fashion and the NY side moved forward in the League Cup competition.

Donegal in a theme of the day were dominant over Armagh with NY player Conor Lynam impressive with a total of 2-03. He was sharp each time on the ball and with Enda Gaffney was a perfect one two punch.

Brian Cody was absent but still played a huge role in Kilkenny’s National Hurling League final win over Tipperary at Nowlan Park on Sunday according to Cats hero Michael Fennelly.

Longford used an impressive display from Keith Gillick to defeat Celtics in a very entertaining Junior B contest. 

In the history annals discussion always centers around when the breakthrough came for clubs and counties. 

On a glorious spring day on Sunday at Gaelic Park, the Cavan ladies were led to an easy victory over Fermanagh by the brilliant Sarah Murphy.

The first half of this intermediate football game was completely dominated by Long Island Gaels. 

Brian Cody was at home in front of the television but Kilkenny carried on regardless as the Cats eased past Galway in the National Hurling League semifinal on Sunday.

Kerry failed to take their chances in the Pat O’Brien Cup in Boston on Sunday afternoon, going down to rivals Cork by a scoreline of Cork 1-7 to Kerry 0-3.

Emigration is hitting the GAA hard according to new figures – with North America attracting the majority of young people seeking employment.

After a long winter of preparation, New York's newest GAA club, the Manhattan Gaels, will send out its first ever team for a competitive clash on Sunday April 21.

Kerry had too much power for Tyrone in the last game of Sunday’s card as they easily annexed the win. Winning all the individual battles paved the way for the substantial victory, with the displays of Mike Fitzgerald and Robbie Moran excellent.