r/GAA • u/mayofeverr • 5h ago
🏐 Football “Yerra-ism” is dead
Won’t even bother linking the article as it’s behind paywall, but this doesn’t sound very yerra to me.
Sounds very get Tomas Ó Sé into the job if Jack doesn’t go back to back.
r/GAA • u/Tipperary555 • 23d ago
Please use this thread for any posts relating to tickets
r/GAA • u/mayofeverr • 5h ago
Won’t even bother linking the article as it’s behind paywall, but this doesn’t sound very yerra to me.
Sounds very get Tomas Ó Sé into the job if Jack doesn’t go back to back.
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r/GAA • u/GodOfPog • 4h ago
Jack Maher and backroom team stepped down from Offaly camogie panel. Hopefully whoever comes in is able to maintain Offaly's improvements in the Camogie. Camogie was definitely on the come-up in Offaly over the last 3 years.
r/GAA • u/MothersSun17 • 15h ago
Obvious spinning wheels and ship at top and bottom, but in the middle, there’s a sheath of either oats or flax I presume, but what are the circles either side??
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r/GAA • u/Additional_Article73 • 9h ago
I’ve heard lots of people suggesting this as if it’s a guarantee that you will get a ticket but I find that hard to believe. I’d be willing to pay above the odds but don’t want to trek in if I’m not gonna get a ticket.
r/GAA • u/Fit_Accountant_4767 • 14h ago
They made a bollocks of the website. As far as I can tell you can no longer find a league table for your club team only fixtures and results. Whoever redesigned it should be fired on the spot.
r/GAA • u/Next-Category-2439 • 1d ago
Just finished making this club map of County Donegal in a new style showing the Catholic parishes as well.
r/GAA • u/HeyThatsMyDonut • 1d ago
The French born ladies made history as the first European team to win a Division 1 title at the World Games in Waterford last week and everyone is jumping on the bandwagon. He was hoping for world champions this week and he got it.
r/GAA • u/StrikeSimple2554 • 4h ago
first time in hill 16, how early should i be looking to
head in to get a good spot?? #mayo4sam
r/GAA • u/AtmosphereGrand6622 • 1d ago
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Where is the best place to find retro county jerseys?
Are there any good DH gate sellers?
r/GAA • u/RazzmatazzSwimming15 • 1d ago
I know it's a nightmare for people and there is always going to be people left heartbroken due to the way the tickets are distributed for finals.
However there is some craic and excitement turning over every stone possible, texting every GAA person you know in the run up to a final trying to turn up a single ticket.
Was in Mayo at the weekend and basically every conversation starts with "Any tickets?"
r/GAA • u/SpaceHappy4224 • 1d ago
Well lads, I was recently given a present from my mam and it’s a lovely jersey but player fit is just so uncomfortable and tight, does anyone have any methods on loosening it to fit like a normal jersey ? Ty
r/GAA • u/aaaaa114e2 • 1d ago
Well lads, I play my hurling in Derry so our reserve team is basically non-existent bar 1 or 2 championship games in September. I was midfield/wing back for the minors last year but I barely get on for the seniors and in training games I just get thrown into the full forward line nearly just to keep me out of the road. I'll admit my ability and standards have dropped from last year but I really want to get to a level where I'm atleast being used as an impact sub in the championship. Any advice would be great cheers
r/GAA • u/Greedy-Government-36 • 2d ago
Hi all. I'm from a decently sized club in Mayo. I'm not a member of the club but my small business has sponsored them for the last 20 years and any fundraising events they run.
I have never been approached and offered tickets by them and would really love to go to this years final (I have been at the semi final, quarter final and all home league games this season so I do attend regularly!). How should I go about asking them. Just emailing the secretary?
r/GAA • u/Peg_Pecker_Jahoyhoy • 2d ago
My dad and I are making our way to Dublin for the final for the first time. I've heard neutrals recommend The Hogan Stand, but I also know that O'Shea's Merchant and the Boar's Head are deeply tied to Kerry. Seeing as hell has a better chance of freezing than I do of grabbing tickets, which pubs would you recommend? Likewise, are there any local recommendations and insights for getting the most out of the day?
r/GAA • u/No-Advisor135 • 2d ago
Does anyone know where the tradition of All Ireland winning teams visiting Crumlin/Temple Street or the pediatric unit of their local hospital started?
Its a well established tradition now which the players genuinely enjoy doing after a day playing one of the toughest games of the year and a night of heavy celebrations.
It is well set in stone across hurling, camogie, mens and ladies football and taken as a given at this stage as a job for Monday morning after the final but it would be interesting to know how and when it became set in stone.
r/GAA • u/LaBete1984 • 2d ago
They didn't use the Cranberries until after the speech for certain
r/GAA • u/Token_Singh • 3d ago
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