This weekend the hurling giants the Kilkenny Cats and the Premier County go head to head in Croke Park for the All-Ireland Hurlings Final this Sunday. Here we take a look back at their first battle in ...

Any Tipperary and Cork meet brings a show to their ferocious fans but the 1926 Hurling Final was certainly one, two and three finals for the GAA history books Whenever the hurlers of Tipperary and ...

Noel Larkin, an All-Ireland winning selector with Galway five years ago, and now an incoming Dublin selector with Micheál Donoghue, is not here to talk inter-county hurling. He’s here to speak about ...

From football’s rules revolution to camogie’s new era and a changing of the guard in hurling, 2025 was a year like no other in GAA. Take a look back at these seven memorable moments from the year that ...

PROVIDENCE — The fastest game on grass? Not soccer. Not baseball. It’s hurling — with an “h,” a stick-and-ball sport not to be confused with curling, an ice-and-broom sport. Hurling’s history reaches ...

LIKE a stain on the GAA conscience, the hurling struggle remains as relevant today as it is did when Michael Cusack strove to revive the game in 1884. Even the most alienated of administrators who, to ...

In the survey concluded last week by the Hurling Advisory Group, there was a question about the biggest problem faced by the game, replete with a menu of suggested replies. Three of them referred to ...