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GAA’s Football Review Committee set to assess the impact of new rule changes

The GAA's Football Review Committee (FRC) convened on Friday, February 28, to evaluate the effects of recently implemented rule enhancements, drawing upon data from the initial four rounds of the 2025 Allianz Football Leagues. This initiative aligns ...

01 Mar 2025 at 11:15

GAA/LGFA

Damian Diver sees a new game with forward thinking as new rules are unveiled

D-Day finally landed at Croke Park at the weekend when the seven new rule enhancements, tasked with changing the state of Gaelic football, were unveiled to the public. It started on Friday night with Connacht playing Leinster, and the change from ...

23 Oct 2024 at 19:25

GAA/LGFA

McShea's Say: It was a Special outcome at Special Congress

A most interesting statistic at the weekend from the Munster GAA Council showed that GAA attendance had spiked by 44pc in 2023 in hurling but plummeted by 47pc in football that season. So, it was very gratifying to see GAA President Jarlath ...

03 Dec 2024 at 10:25

GAA/LGFA

'We have to look at these new rules with a glass-half-full approach' - McGonigle

The new seven-rule enhancements may not have been enticing enough to sell out Croke Park last weekend but they seem to be a topic that every Gaelic football fan has an opinion on. Donegal legend Michael Murphy admitted that it’s going to ...

23 Oct 2024 at 18:45

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