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Judge wrong to order public inquiry into murder of GAA official, court told

The Government is challenging a High Court ruling that compelled it to establish a public inquiry into the killing of Sean Brown in 1997.

The Independent UK

The 2 Johnnies Podcast: Signs you’re being catfished

The GAA Catfish has deceived men all around Ireland – but how do you know if you’re a victim?

The Independent UK

Sean Brown’s family criticises decision to appeal over public inquiry ruling

The Northern Ireland Office confirmed that an appeal of the ruling was lodged earlier this week.

Evening Standard

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Government ordered to hold public inquiry into murder of GAA official

Sean Brown was locking the gates to the Bellaghy Wolfe Tones GAA club training ground when he was ambushed by loyalist paramilitaries in 1997.

The Independent UK

Government ‘cannot commit’ to Casement funding without more details on costs

Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn was commenting after the GAA presented its revised plans for the stadium redevelopment to a Stormont minister.

Evening Standard

GAA hopeful of lower-spec Casement Park rebuild without excessive use of funds

The stadium had originally been earmarked as a host venue for the Euro 2028 football tournament.

Evening Standard

Cork could be chosen for Euro 2028 venue - though Northern Ireland hopeful, too

The Northern Irish FA remain positive of hosting games at Euro 2028

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Northern Ireland set to lose Euro 2028 games as decision made over Casement Park

The decision was made due to ‘a significant risk that it would not be built in time’, leaving England, Scotland and Wales as the remaining hosts

The Independent UK

White House seeks to restrict China’s access to GAA chip technology and the high bandwidth memory that's critical for AI accelerators

China cannot buy chips using GAA technology because of current sanctions but might be able to produce them with older process nodes. To prevent that, the U.S. government is mulling more restrictions.

Tom’s Hardware

Deepavali memories of Indian chefs behind Michelin-star restaurants

Indian chefs behind Michelin-starred restaurants across the globe on their festive memories, and how to curate a Deepavali feast worthy of that elusive star. These chefs are Garima Arora, Vikas Khanna, Vineet Bhatia, Sriram Aylur, and Srijith Gopinathan.

The Hindu

GAA club in Cork hailed for opening floodgates to protect housing estate

Micheal Martin pledged the government will support the club to repair their pitch and club house.

The Independent UK

Pittsburgh Steelers connect with Gaelic games to grow fan base in Ireland

The Irish economy is getting a boost from the Notre Dame football game in Dublin

The Independent UK

Hundreds gather for funeral of ‘devoted’ father and ‘one-of-a-kind’ son

Eoin Fitzpatrick and his 10-year-old son Dylan were killed in a crash while on holiday in Turkey last week.

The Independent UK

GPA chiefs urge LGFA and Camogie association to call on GAA to fund player charter

The move comes after Tom Ryan's statement to the Oireachtas saying the GAA are willing to support a female charter.

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GAAGO profits used to broadcast more matches on free to air

Declan McBennett was speaking at an Oireachtas committee on Wednesday afternoon.

Irish Mirror

GAA director general Tom Ryan denies shifting 'plum ties' to Saturdays under questioning from Fine Gael TD Alan Dillon

Deputy Dillon, a former Mayo footballer, stated that “plum ties” were being shown on Saturdays and questioned if there was a “conflict of interest between GAA and RTE in terms of trying to maximise subscriptions by putting them on Saturdays”.

Irish Mirror

GAAGO match selections not based on revenue says GAA

The pay-per-view app has come under fire this year.

Irish Mirror

Mattie McGrath blasts GAAGO and quips 'hawkeye broke down so ye know how bad the broadband is'

The Tipperary TD is not a GAAGO fan and quipped about hawkeye.

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Irish Mirror

GAA criticised for 'moving too fast in going digital' with GAAGO by former President

The GAA has come under criticism over the decision to show some big Championship games exclusively live on GAAGO

Irish Mirror

Female inter-county players to boycott official media events for remainder of the Championship

Camogie and Ladies footballers will boycott planned upcoming media events organised by the LGFA and Camogie Association for the remainder of the Championship

Irish Mirror

GAA to say 'expectation that every single game should be on TV not realistic' during Oireachtas defence of GAAGO

The comments will be made in reference to the controversy surrounding GAAGO - a subscription-based sports channel set up by the GAA and RTE in 2013 to show Gaelic football and Hurling matches.

Irish Mirror

GPA reveal equality banner move before All-Ireland hurling semi-finals was foiled

The team photo plan was agreed with top bosses John Kiely, Henry Shefflin, Derek Lyng and Brian Lohan before County Boards intervened.

Irish Mirror

Galway told they have not made progress under Henry Shefflin this year

The Tribesmen suffered a 2-24 to 1-18 defeat to four-in-a-row chasing Limerick at Croke Park on Saturday

Irish Mirror

Gardaí investigating alleged assault in Croke Park area during Kilkenny v Clare All-Ireland quarter-final

“Gardaí in Fitzgibbon Street are investigating an incident of alleged assault that occurred at a venue in Drumcondra on Sunday evening 9th July, 2023 at approximately 5.30pm."

Belfast Live

Managers hit out at decision not play All-Ireland Minor football final at Croke Park

The Box-It Athletic Grounds hosted Sunday's Minor final between Derry and Monaghan, but the managers of both counties felt Croke Park should have staged the All-Ireland decider

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