St Brigid’s well and truly put the ghost of 2025 Final defeat behind them when they saw off the challenge of a disappointing Edenderry following a cracking performance by the men from Croghan. The ...

The Steering Group on Integration is delighted to welcome John Horan as its new Chairperson. From the Na Fianna club in Dublin, John Horan was Uachtarán CLG from 2018-2021. He has been nominated and ...

Leinster GAA today unveiled what they hope will be the new structure for their senior provincial hurling championship from 2028 on. The proposal, which will go before GAA Annual Congress next year, ...

Ballinamere who were exceptionally good for forty odd minutes, but they lived on their wits for the remainder of the game as they hauled themselves over the line to book their place in the 2026 County ...

Shamrocks collected the Intermediate Hurling Title for the second time since 2022, with nothing short of a brilliant display following a one sided affair on Sunday afternoon last in Grant Heating St ...

It was a real case of sometimes you only get one chance to “slay the dragon” and that was exactly the case on Saturday evening last as St Rynagh’s fell to a mighty extra time KK display, to see the ...

Despite living on their wits for the final ten odd minutes, Clodiagh Gaels within the space of seven days added the Senior B Hurling Title to the Junior A Football Crown, following a tight battle with ...

If you would like to submit information (Player or Club) for this weekly underage promotion, please email administrator.offaly@gaa.ie. To continue to be the best I can be by improving my skills and ...

Sport is all about maximising resources. In Offaly, 2026 is the latest encouraging chapter in Seir Kieran’s history. The population base Seir Kieran draws from in Clareen is 608. The fact that three ...

It’ll be familiar faces on the field in Tullamore for county final Sunday in a fortnight after county champions Tullamore and Ferbane set up a fourth consecutive decider on the back of semi-final wins ...

Two minutes into the second half, Kilcormac-Killoughey would have been by far the happier team of the two, ideally poised to push on and record an upset victory. It wasn’t just that the strong wind ...

On this day in 1971, Offaly football reached the summit for the very first time. On 26 September 1971, the Faithful County arrived at Croke Park with history within their grasp and left as All-Ireland ...