On Sunday past, there were 21,596 people in Croke Park for the Division One and Three ... through Sky or TNT and you stumble upon a random live sporting event, are you likely to stick with it ...

Paul Geaney feels Kerry’s trip to Croke Park on Sunday will be a journey of discovery, as they get to experience the new rules in the old house for the first time. Jack O’Connor’s Kingdom ...

Leinster GAA has decided to switch both provincial SFC semi-finals outside of Croke Park, meaning that it will ... on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player. Follow a live blog on rte.ie/sport and the RTÉ News ...

Paul Geaney reckons an early season outing at Croke Park will be invaluable to Kerry, arguing that the difference between games at HQ and provincial venues is considerable. The in-form Kerry ...

Organisers of the first regular season NFL fixture to be held in Ireland expect the game to be broadcast live on free-to-air television. The Pittsburgh Steelers will play at Croke Park later this ...

More info Leinster GAA Chairman Derek Kent has confirmed that this year’s provincial football semi-finals will move out of Croke Park for the first time in over a quarter of a century.

AFTER a dramatic finale to the League campaign, Mayo and Kerry finished the season at the top of the pile. The two counties will now fight it out for the Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh Cup, the trophy ...

Anywhere else would have thrown us out.” Five were often seen as rivals to Westlife but behind the scenes they often partied with the Irish group. Ritchie revealed: “We did a shared show in ...

To see after the game we were in a league final was a bonus. "Everyone wants to be playing in Croke Park. We’re really looking forward to it." Manager Jack O’Connor was singing from the same ...

Oisins GFC. Manchester, so much to answer for. Not least the world’s most famous ex-GAA player, Noel Gallagher, who was at Croke Park, marched out to the sound of Amhrán na bhFiann, as an U16 ...

He said: “The logic behind it was that we were playing games in Croke Park with half or quarter of an empty stadium. The atmosphere wasn’t there. “Dublin will travel anywhere.

with garden access The garden If you live within a 1.5km radius of Croke Park, you’re eligible to be included in free ticket draws for matches and concerts. If proximity were to shorten the ...