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Official launch of Sháne Caulfield GAA coaching manual was in St Macartan's College, Monaghan (7th June) at 8pm.

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On May 6th Oram officially opened their new pitch. It has tken many years of hard work from the locals to get the pitch and facilities to the high standard they are at today. Monaghan and Armagh played the opening game on the pitch that was laid by the same company that did the pitch in Crowe Park.

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Friday, 04 May 2012 12:37

Oram Pitch Official Opening 6th May

For the official opening of the new facilities in Oram, the mid-Monaghan club have managed to get an attractive local derby between Monaghan and Armagh’s senior teams

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Sunday, 18 March 2012 17:57

Ladies NFL round-up

Tyrone ensured survival in Division 1 of the Bord Gáis Energy Ladies National Football League with a priceless victory against Ulster rivals Donegal on Sunday.

Ace forward Joline Donnelly scored 1-5 for the Red Hands as they ran out 2-13 to 3-4 winners against hosts Donegal in Ballybofey.

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Sunday, 11 March 2012 18:10

As it Happened: Sunday's Allianz League

Allianz Football League Division 1 results

Dublin 4-17 Armagh 1-10

Kerry 2-16 Donegal 1-08

Mayo 0-11 Down 1-13

Allianz Football League Division 2 results

Monaghan 2-24 Louth 1-15

Galway 1-12 Meath 1-11

Kildare 2-13 Derry 2-08

Allianz Football League Division 3 results

Offaly 2-05 Wexford 1-21

Sligo 1-05 Longford 1-13

Roscommon 1-10 Antrim 1-06

Tipperary 0-14 Cavan 4-10

Allianz Football League Division 4 results

Fermanagh 0-11 Wicklow 0-09

Carlow 0-14 Clare 1-12

Leitrim 1-10 London 0-08

Allianz Hurling League Division 1A results

Dublin 2-17 Cork 2-18

Waterford 1-15 Kilkenny 2-21

Tipperary 2-20 Galway 2-18

Allianz Hurling League Division 1B results

Clare 0-20 Antrim 0-12

Wexford 3-18 Offaly 2-20

Laois 2-12 Limerick 1-24

Allianz Hurling League Division 2A results

Down 2-11 Wicklow 0-17

Derry 2-13 Westmeath 3-19

Kerry 1-13 Carlow 0-20

Allianz Hurling League Division 2B results

Kildare 0-24 London 0-15

Mayo 3-12 Meath 1-18

Armagh 1-20 Roscommon 1-14

Allianz Hurling League Division 3A results

Sligo 2-13 Louth 1-16

Fingal 0-11 Monaghan 0-16

Donegal 1-10 Tyrone 0-24

By Rory Houston - @RTEGAA - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

1810 We have reports on all the big games today in our GAA section now. Thanks for reading on what was a busy day in both codes.

1745 A 16-point win for Dublin with the damage coming early on. Diarmuid Connolly's hat-trick will grab the headlines. Armagh were poor and their shooting and defending was atrocious at times.

Full-time: Dublin 4-17 Armagh 1-10

1742 Philly McMahon is dismissed for a second yellow card. Needless given the scoreline, it was a high challenge with his hand against the opposing player. Dublin 4-17 Armagh 1-10

1736 John Cooper finishes a great team move by the Dubs. Armagh are begging for the whistle now. Dublin 4-14 Armagh 1-08

1733 Hat-trick for Diarmuid Connolly and it's a typical Dublin goal. O'Gara is quick to get away from his man and pass to the onrushing Connolly who just places the ball into the corner of the net. Dublin 4-13 Armagh 1-08

1730 Stefan Campbell registers a sixth wide of the half for the Armagh side. Dublin 3-13 Armagh 1-08

1725 The attendance at Croke Park is 24,886. Armagh could get back in this game but a lot of their efforts are dropping short or wide. Dublin 3-10 Armagh 1-08

1720 Caolan Rafferty finds the net after for Armagh 14 minutes into the second-half after Savage parried an initial shot. Dublin 3-09 Armagh 1-08

1715 Excellent point by Mallon to cut the gap to three goals in Croker. Dublin 3-08 Armagh 0-08

1710 We're underway again in Croke Park with Aidan Forker registering the first point of the half. Dublin 3-07 Armagh 0-06

1645 Dominant display by the Dubs but Armagh have been truly woeful in defence. It's a situation Connolly, Quinn and Brogan are savouring with the early goals killing the game.

Half-time: Dublin 3-07 Armagh 0-05

1643 Another goal for the Dubs as Diarmuid Connolly nets after good work by Michael Dara MacAuley. Dublin 3-06 Armagh 0-04

1640 Gavin McPartland scores two points in succession to settle Armagh. He came on as a sub after such a poor start. Dublin 2-05 Armagh 0-04

1630 Dublin are making light work of Armagh in Croker with Quinn adding another point. Dublin 2-03 Armagh 0-01

1623 And shortly afterward, Tomas Quinn capitalises on a loose pass in the Armagh defence and fires it for a second Dublin goal inside nine minutes. Dublin 2-01 Armagh 0-00

1622 Lovely goal from Diarmuid Connolly as he picks up the offload from Tomas Quinn and plants the ball into the corner of the goal. Dublin 1-01 Armagh 0-00

1618 And that's all of the results.

Full-time: Derry 2-13 Westmeath 3-19

1617 Fermanagh eek out victory against Wicklow in Division 4.

Full-time: Fermanagh 0-11 Wicklow 0-09

1616 Huge win for Wexford down in Offaly.

Full-time: Offaly 2-05 Wexford 1-21

1615 Dublin and Armagh have just got underway in Croke Park.

1613 That's a blow to Antrim's promotion hopes as Roscommon secure victory in Division 3 of the Football League.

Full-time: Roscommon 1-10 Antrim 1-06

1612 Longford continue their excellent start to the year. Sligo 1-08 Longford 1-16

Full-time: Sligo 1-08 Longford 1-16

1611 Amazing turnaround by Clare as Rory Donnelly's goal helps them see off Carlow.

Full-time: Carlow 0-14 Clare 1-12

1610 Monaghan took advantage of Louth being reduced to 13-men to hammer the Wee County in the final minutes.

Full-time: Monaghan 2-24 Louth 1-15

1609 Meath made a great charge in the closing stages in Galway but they couldn't find that last score. Big win for the Tribesmen.

Full-time: Galway 1-12 Meath 1-11

1607 Wins for Limerick and Clare in Division 1B.

Full-time: Laois 2-12 Limerick 1-24

Full-time: Clare 0-20 Antrim 0-12

1606Matthew Ruth with two goals for Kilkenny as they win in Walsh Park.

Full-time: Waterford 1-15 Kilkenny 2-21

1605 Excellent win for Down in Mayo who spent most of the game with 14 men.

Full-time: Mayo 0-11 Down 1-13

1605 Curtin's fee tops a good Kerry performance as they win by double scores.

Full-time: Kerry 2-16 Donegal 1-08

1604 Dermot Earley comes on for a late sub appearance and kicks the final score in this Kildare win.

Full-time: Kildare 2-13 Derry 2-08

1602 Johnny Ryan with a telling point in added-time for the Premier to see off Galway.

Full-time: Tipperary 2-20 Galway 2-18

1601 A point from Danny Hughes to extend the Down lead. Mayo 0-11 Down 1-13

Full-time: Down 2-11 Wicklow 0-17

1600 Wexford were nine points down with seven minutes left. They've shocked Offaly in the final minutes to take the win.

Full-time: Wexford 3-18 Offaly 2-20

1558Yet another big score from the Wexford footballers today. Offaly 2-04 Wexford 0-18

1557 Fantastic spirit from Wexford to get within two of Offaly. Wexford 2-18 Offaly 2-20

1556 O'Boyle hits another three-pointer for Derry but Kildare still holding out. Kildare 2-12 Derry 2-08

1555 Down have a slender advantage against Wicklow, while Westmeath lead in Celtic Park in 2A.

1554 Offaly and Limerick look safe against Wexford and Laois, also in 1B.

1553 Clare are four up against Antrim in Div 1B hurling. Clare 0-15 Antrim 0-11

1551 Benny Coulter adds to the Down lead against the 14 Mayo men. Mayo 0-10 Down 1-11

1549 Sean Leo McGoldrick's goal for Derry against Kildare. They're working their way back. Kildare 1-11 Derry 1-08

1548Noel McGrath and Damian Hayes traded goals earlier in the half and Tipp and Galway are still level. Tipperary 2-15 Galway 2-15

1547 Kilkenny are pulling away from Waterford in Div 1 hurling. Waterford 1-13 Kilkenny 2-19

1545 Monaghan are back in front against Louth with Dick Clerkin hitting the latest point. Monaghan 1-19 Louth 1-15

1544Michael Murphy dragging Donegal back into the game with a penalty and a couple of points. Kerry 2-11 Donegal 1-08

1541 A penalty from Doyle as he shoots low into the corner to make it double scores. Kildare 1-11 Derry 0-07

1540 Quiet start in Dr Hyde Park in the second period. Roscommon 1-08 Antrim 1-03

1539 Stephen Coen's point for Sligo against Longford. Sligo 1-04 Longford 1-08

1538Offaly are down to 14 so their fightback against Wexford has taken a big blow. Kevin Lynam was dismissed. Offaly 1-03 Wexford 0-13

1538 John Doyle's fantastic point extends the Lilywhite lead. Kildare 0-11 Derry 0-07

1537 Galway still in front against Meath. Galway 1-10 Meath 0-08

1535Darren Hughes' own goal gives Louth a surprise lead in Monaghan. Monaghan 1-13 Louth 1-14

1535 Tipperary and Galway are level after a lightening opening to the second half by both sides. Tipperary 2-11 Galway 2-11

1534 Mayo are plugging away against Down with Mortimer knocking over a free. Mayo 0-08 Down 1-08

1534 Another goal for Ruth for Kilkenny. Brilliant start to the second period by them. Waterford 1-10 Kilkenny 2-14

1533 Bryan Sheehan's goal gives Kerry a commanding advantage. Kerry 2-10 Donegal 0-06

1532 Goal for Offaly in the football to get them back in the game. Offaly 1-03 Wexford 0-10

1530 Cork have seen it out after a thrilling second-half. Dublin 2-17 Cork 2-18

Full-time: Dublin 2-17 Cork 2-18

1526Horgan's free puts Cork in front in the dying minutes.

1523 Lovely goal from Cork as Pa Cronin taps home to level it in Croke Park with four minutes left. Dublin 2-16 Cork 2-16

1522That is all the half-times now. A tad hectic today isn't it?

1521 Five-point leads for Offaly and Limerick on the road against Wexford and Laois respectively in Div 1B.

1520 Narrow leads for Kilkenny and Galway in Division 1 hurling.

1518 Half-time scores on all the football games are above.

1517Pressure being put on by Cork and it is paying dividends. Just a point in it with 10 mins to go. Dublin 2-14 Cork 1-16

1515 Kerry, Down, Monaghan, Galway and Kildare in front in the big games in the Allianz Football League. Scores are above.

1513Dublin are ahead with 15 minutes left at Croke Park. Dublin 2-14 Cork 1-13

1511 Half-time scores coming in now with the Cats leading against Waterford. Waterford 1-09 Kilkenny 1-10

1510As I said earlier, we can't update all the games as thoroughly as we want. Remember to keep checking the scores above.

1509 Wexford are in charge against Offaly in the Football. Offaly 0-03 Wexford 0-10

1508 Fermanagh are not quite living up to their scoring feat in Kilkenny but they'll be happy with this advantage over Wicklow. Fermanagh 0-08 Wicklow 0-05

1506 Offaly going well against Wexford in 1B hurling. Wexford 0-09 Offaly 2-08

1505 Carlow are three points up against the Banner. Carlow 0-07 Clare 0-04

1504 Ambrose Rogers' 45 lands between the posts. Mayo 0-06 Down 1-05

1503 Conway puts Kildare two points up against Derry. Kildare 0-07 Derry 0-05

1501 Patrick Curtin's goal for Kerry has them in front against Donegal. Kerry 1-06 Donegal 0-05

1500 Conrol goal for Galway against Meath in Div 2 football. Galway 1-05 Meath 0-04

1458Ruth finds the net for Kilkenny against the Deise. Waterford 1-07 Kilkenny 1-08

1458 Ryan O'Dwyer slams home the rebound from a penalty. Dublin 2-08 Cork 1-10

1456McGuinness converts for goal for Monaghan. Monaghan 1-07 Louth 0-07

1456 Conor Maginn's goal for Down against 14-man after mix-up in the Mayo defence. Mayo 0-05 Down 1-02

1455 Galway and Tipp are level after 24 minsutes elsewhere in Div 1. Tipperary 0-07 Galway 1-04

1454 A free from Tony Browne on his own 65 at the sideline gives Waterford the narrowest lead. Waterford 1-06 Kilkenny 0-08

1452 Simon Lambert's goal for the Dubs is countered by Cathal Naughton in a frantic start. Dublin 1-07 Cork 1-09

1451 Underway in Croker in the second-period with Cork two pooints in front. Dublin 0-07 Cork 0-09

1450 Adrian Marren's goal gives Sligo the lead against in-form Longford. Sligo 1-01 Longford 0-03

1449Good point from Gilligan as Derry against Kildare. Nine scores in 17 minutes. Kildare 0-05 Derry 0-04

1447 Maurice Shanahan goal for Waterford in their clash with the Cats. Waterford 1-03 Kilkenny 0-07

1444 Ambrose Rogers, back for today's game for Down, equalises Mayo. Barry Moran was sent off for Mayo previously following an incident with Danny Hughes. Mayo 0-02 Down 0-02

1443 Stephen Bray's free levels things up against Galway. Galway 0-02 Meath 0-02

1442 Tipperary come fighting back with four points in succession to get level with Galway. Tipperary 0-04 Galway 1-01

1440 Gavin O'Brien's fine points reduced the Kilkenny lead. Waterford 0-02 Kilkenny 0-03

1439 Michael Magill finds the net for Antrim. Roscommon 0-01 Antrim 1-01

1438 Daire Keane doubles the Clare lead against Carlow. Carlow 0-00 Clare 0-02

1437Very bright start between Monaghan and Louth with the Farney getting the better of five scores. Monaghan 0-03 Louth 0-02

1436Leitrim take the points against London.

Full-time: Leitrim 1-10 London 0-08

1435 Paddy Bradley gets Derry off the mark. Kildare 0-00 Derry 0-01

1435 Regan's goal boosts Galway against Tipp. Tipperary 0-00 Galway 1-01

1434 Rory Kavanagh gets Donegal going as they take an early lead in Fitzgerald Stadium. Kerry 0-00 Donegal 0-02

1431 Mayo off to a good start thanks to Andy Moran's point. Mayo 0-01 Down 0-00

1427 Joey Boland levels things up in Croker with a fantastic point from distance. Dublin 0-05 Cork 0-05

1422 Lot of pressure from Dublin with two goal chances but it is Paul Ryan's free that closes the gap. Dublin 0-03 Cork 0-04

1421 Carlow fought back late on to claim the points against Kerry. Kerry 1-13 Carlow 0-20

Full-time: Kerry 1-13 Carlow 0-20

1420 Excellent win for Cavan in Tipperary who have now been beaten in four successive games.

Full-time: Tipperary 0-14 Cavan 4-10

1418 Leitrim are still ahead with 40 minutes on the clock in Div 4. Leitrim 1-06 London 0-04

1411 Lovely score from Cronin to open up a three-point lead for Cork. Dublin 0-01 Cork 0-04

1406 Pa Cronin opened the scoring for Cork. They have taken an early lead. Dublin 0-01 Cork 0-02

1404 Level pegging in Fitzgerald Stadium now. Kerry 1-12 Carlow 0-15

1403 The action is underway in Croker with no score after three minutes. Dublin 0-00 Cork 0-00

1400 Barry Watters adds another three-pointer for Cavan. This Tipp defence need a lot of work judging by the year so far. Tipperary 0-12 Cavan 4-08

1356 I'll do my best to keep track of all games from the football and 1A, 1B and 2A in hurling. Results from the other divisions will be posted later.

1355 Martin Dunne scores another goal for Cavan. Tipperary 0-07 Cavan 3-08

1353 It looks like being a very poor crowd for the hurling game in Croker. Hopefully it fills up as the game goes on.

1345 Leitrim have taken a one-goal lead against London at the break. Leitrim 1-04 London 0-04

1336 Dublin and Cork meet at 2pm in the first of the day's matches in Croke Park in Div 1 hurling.

1334 London and Leitrim are level after 25 minutes in Páirc Seán Mac Diarmada. Leitrim 0-02 London 0-02

1332 The Kerry hurlers lead by five against Carlow. Good scoreline for them. Kerry 1-10 Carlow 0-08

1330 Cavan, who had a good win against Sligo last week, hold a half-time advantage against Tipp in Div 3 football. Tipperary 0-06 Cavan 2-06

1323 When I saw a trainload of Armagh fans making their way out of Connolly Station in the beautiful weather in the capital today, it reminded me of summer time.

There is more preparation for the Championship with a ridiculously long fixture list of league matches to look forward to today so stick with us here as we update you on all the big games.

 

 

Authors: RTÉ Sport - GAA News

Article Source: RTÉ Sport - GAA News

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Galway v Meath, Pearse Stadium, Sunday 2.30pm

When Galway saw off Derry on the opening weekend of the Allianz Football League, it left huge positivity surrounding the fresh approach the county were making this year.

It was a wonderful result from a performance that offered hope for the year ahead, but unfortunately it has ebbed away in recent weeks.

A home draw with Louth and defeat to Westmeath have dampened ambitions of what may lay ahead for Galway this summer.

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Published in Ireland GAA
Thursday, 08 March 2012 18:23

Loughnane wants more transparency from GAA

All-Ireland-winning manager Ger Loughnane has urged the GAA to be more transparent about the wages paid to full-time staff.

Loughnane, who is recovering after treatment for acute myeloid leukaemia, voiced his opinion on the issue of payment to inter-county managers in an interview on RTÉ's Raidió na Gaeltachta.

"How much is the GAA paying Christy Cooney for the last three years, or the full-time county secretaries all over the country - why don't the GAA give us that information? This is the question," said the former Clare and Galway hurling manager.

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Published in Ireland GAA
Wednesday, 07 March 2012 19:29

GAA's revenue shows a decrease

The GAA has published it's accounts for 2011, with revenue down from €58 million in 2010 to €47 million last year.

The decrease was along expected lines and the shortfall is due to the end of the rental of Croke Park to the FAI and IRFU, which was worth €4 million, a reduction in admission prices and the decision by the association to show 10 less championship games on live television.

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Published in Ireland GAA
Monday, 05 March 2012 19:34

Weekend handball round-up

Another major weekend of GAA Handball All Ireland Championship action saw the big guns reach the final stages.

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Published in Ireland GAA

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