The Ladies Gaelic Football Association (LGFA) says it has no choice but to advertise for a new CEO despite the planned integration of all three Gaelic Games organisations into one. The Steering Group ...

Kinawley Ladies are going for an incredible eight Fermanagh county titles on the trot as they lock horns with Derrygonnelly Harps in Brewster Park on Saturday evening at 7pm.

The Ladies Gaelic Football Association (LGFA) have advertised for a new Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Their move has quashed speculation that the roll may be made defunct as part of the wider ...

Sinead McNulty is stepping down as chief executive of The Camogie Association.Her decision follows that of her Ladies Gaelic Football Association equivalent Helen O’Rourke last week.McNulty has been ...

THE senior club championships are entering the business end across Ulster with a number of semi-finals down for decision over the next couple of weekends. Reigning Ulster club and Armagh champions ...

As the women's game in both codes continues to grow around the country, much has been made in recent times about the prospect of integrating ladies football and camogie into the GAA in the near future ...

Geraldine Giles, President of the Ladies Football Association, and Pol O'Gallchoir, TG4 Chief Executive, with Carlow captain Niamh Dobbs at the launch of the TG4 2004 Ladies Football Championship ...

Forwards Niamh O’Neill, Sorcha Gormley and Aoife Horisk are amongst seven Tyrone stars on the TG4 Intermediate Team of the Year, while Fermanagh are also represented in the shape of Eimear Smyth. The ...

The GAA is requesting state funding of over €5 million to assist with a new national growth and integration plan and a strategic scheme to revitalise hurling and camogie. The funding request was ...

Why do men's clothes have so many pockets, and women's so few? For centuries, the humble pocket has been a flashpoint in the gender divide of fashion. Now, with a #WeWantPockets hashtag gaining ...