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If whinging was an Olympic sport, we Gaels would be unbeatable Often in the hostelries around Thurles before big Munster championship games you'll hear it observed that Nietzsche's oeuvre is a latticework of recurring ideas and radical rejections. And yet it is Nietzsche's doctrine of eternal recurrence that best illustrates his GAA-ness. The notion that time is a squared circle, that everything repeats ad nauseam. But most especially the GAA news cycle.

Ballad written in half an hour as a favour for a friend has left its mark on audiences in Ireland and around the world

GAA president Jarlath Burns has revealed plans for a "high-performance licence" aimed at controlling the cost of running inter-county teams.

Westmeath GAA player Luke ­Loughlin has told TDs and senators that he "could not believe" the response when he spoke about his struggles with alcohol and substance abuse four years ago.

Westmeath GAA player Luke Loughlin has told TDs and senators that he "could not believe" the response when he opened up about his struggles with alcohol and substance abuse four years ago.

Businessman Noel Tynan loaned DJ Carey €10,000 for what he claimed was life-saving cancer treatment in America. Mr Tynan tells us the moment he realised that the hurling legend had been lying to him about his health. But how did DJ's stories about his health make it into the mainstream media? The Irish Independent's Amy Molloy explains how "that now infamous picture" that apparently shows DJ Carey with a phone charger shoved up his nose, held together with a sticking plaster, shocked the nation.

The Sport Summer Camp was created to give young people from different backgrounds a chance to enjoy cricket, try something new, and simply have fun.

The GAA's recent championship football weekend showcased players demonstrating their skills, ultimately rejuvenating interest in the game and fostering excitement among fans.

DJ Carey pleaded guilty to charges of fraudulently inducing individuals to pay him money for cancer treatment after falsely claiming to have cancer and needing funds for treatment.

After the match, Dessie Farrell declared his departure from his role as Dublin senior football manager, admitting it was a pre-planned decision for this, his final season.

I would just like to thank Letterkenny Hospital for the wonderful care they took of Bridget and Senán over the past week. Thankfully everyone is doing good and back home.

Burns stated that 'I can confidently say that today [and] confirm it for you. I have another year of the GAA presidency to do and I would certainly not be in the mood to give that up to go for anything else.'

Michael Murphy's return last winter sent shockwaves through the GAA community, evoking comparisons to sporting legends, showcasing the significance of his legacy in Donegal.

The Connacht championship has struggled in recent years, leading to uncertainty about the true strength of the Tribesmen despite their serious appearances.