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Galway GAA and their long-time sponsors Supermac's have reached a new five-year agreement that could potentially be worth up to €3m for the county.

There has been some cracking moments involving sports stars in the Late Late Toy Show's illustrious history.

It would be a hard one to square in a current context but when Seán McCague took over from Mickey Duffy, father of former GAA Director-General Páraic, as Monaghan’s Central Council delegate in 1986, he was still the county’s senior team manager in the middle of, arguably, their most successful…

The Ulster man oversaw the abolition of Rule 21 which prevented British Army and police officers from becoming GAA members

The Scotstown man served as GAA president between 2000 and 2003.

Former GAA president Seán McCague, who served the Association in the role between 2000 and 2003, has died.

What is it about major sporting events and GAA jerseys?

Áine Kinsella will break new ground for female managers/coaches within the GAA after taking up a role as assistant boss to the Wexford senior footballers.

This week sees the return of inter-county training, and so the split season – one of the most significant shifts the GAA has seen in recent times – has come full circle. But how many problems have been solved? How many have been created? And which of them have simply…