Kerry GAA chairman Patrick O’Sullivan said Kerry Group's sponsorship is "unparalleled” in GAA history, and they company has now invested €2 million in the Centre of Excellence Pictured at ...

The 2024 Dr O’Donoghue Cup champions, Rathmore, lead the way with nine nominations on the All Star shortlist Gary O'Halloran has been elected chairman of the East Kerry GAA Board Garry O ...

Kerry v Dublin, Austin Stack Park ... Verdict: Tipperary UL v DCU, Connacht GAA Centre, 2.45 [Live, TG4] – DCU are outsiders to complete the double with a first win in the Fitzgibbon after ...

The GAA have confirmed they made the decision to pull Sunday’s Kerry-Donegal Allianz Division 1 game in Fitzgerald Stadium following snow across the north-west of the country on Saturday morning.

A late flurry from Dublin saw them edge Kerry in Division 1 of the Allianz Football League. Lorcan O'Dell scored a late two-pointer to help his side to a 0-19 to 1-15 victory in Tralee.

KERRY manager Jack O’Connor believes GAA clubs who nurture and develop young talent should be receiving some form of financial compensation from the AFL club who attract them to Australia.

All the attention will be on the National Football League this weekend, with Kerry hosting Dublin in the pick of the fixtures. The rivals will face off on Saturday night, with both teams having ...

With Kerry and Dublin, the old rules will always apply. Even on a cold windy night in February there were traces of summer in the madness. The convulsions that shaped the outcome, though ...

The National League fixture between Derry and Kerry will be broadcast on TG4 on Sunday. The Irish News will be doing live updates from this game and the rest of Sunday’s GAA National League games.

What to know: Donegal’s days of deference to Kerry are long dead Donegal All-Ireland winner: GAA should be paying county players Kerry v Donegal: Match details, throw-in time and how to watch as ...

Read More: Sigerson Cup Final Result and Report: DCU 1-16 UCD 3-6 Read More: Ex Rossie GAA star 'sickened' standing in Connacht Air Dome destroyed by Storm Éowyn They got the better of Kerry ...

there is something compelling when old rivals Dublin and Kerry cross paths. A bitterly cold and wet week in February will be illuminated by the latest instalment of the GAA's most prestigious fixture.