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In the News | In the GAA | March 02, 2026A complete round-up of the latest Irish sporting news, including National League and League of Ireland.
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In the News | In the GAA | February 24, 2026A complete round-up of the latest Irish sporting news, including National League, Six Nations and League of Ireland action.
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In the Soccer | In the Zone | In the Archives | February 23, 2026For over a century, O’Neills has been part of sport.
Founded in 1918, our heritage is rooted in craftsmanship, quality and community. While many know us for Gaelic games, soccer has long been part of our story, and today it remains an established and important part of our business...
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In the News | In the GAA | February 16, 2026A complete round-up of the latest Irish sporting news, including National League, Six Nations and League of Ireland action.
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In the News | In the GAA | February 09, 2026A complete round-up of the latest Irish sporting news, including National League and League of Ireland action.
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In the News | In the GAA | February 02, 2026Tipperary laid down a serious marker against Offaly, producing a ruthless 5 goal display, led by Jason Forde who finished with a personal tally of 3-10.
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In the News | In the GAA | January 26, 2026The National League delivered some early drama with chaotic finishes and impressive performances. Donegal got off to a flying start in a commanding performance against Dublin, with some of their new additions such as Shea Malone making their mark.
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In the News | In the GAA | January 19, 2026Ballygunner backed up their 2021 All-Ireland win, reclaiming the Tommy Moore cup with a stylish performance to defeat Loughrea.
Dingle claimed their first All-Ireland Club SFC title in an epic Croke Park final, edging St Brigid’s after extra time thanks to a dramatic late winner from substitute Mikey Geaney.