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The official Tipperary Bloody Sunday commemorative jersey will be available to purchase exclusively at O'Neills and Intersport Elverys from tomorrow.

Here are our latest football rankings as we head for All-Ireland SFC semi-final weekend.

A great Gael passed on from these shores last weekend

The Gaelic Players Association (GPA) and the Women's Gaelic Players Association (WGPA) have issued notification to all members of separate Extraordinary General Meetings (EGMs) to take place on Monday, December 14th.

Over the next couple of weeks we will pay tribute to teams that were successful 21 years ago.

The Government have given the GAA the green light to resume the 2020 inter-county minor and U20 championships.

This weeks lotto numbers are: 10, 16, 20, 27

Donaghmore Ashbourne are holding their 20th Anniversary draw on 19th December

There are six games on this weekend between football, camogie and ladies football, with all of them set for live television coverage.

Is this the best passer of a football in the ladies game?

The GAA and GPA have announced that a new protocol to cover the next four years has been agreed between the two associations.

Extended panel members will be allowed to attend on match days from tomorrow on.

The GAA has announced the referees for next weekend's All Ireland SFC semi-finals at Croke Park.

A decision on what the GAA 2021 season will look like fixtures-wise has been delayed by the GAA's Management Committee.

"That would be a massive mistake. It would be an unforgivable mistake if they don't let the players come to the final, unforgivable, unforgivable. I hope they will."

Waterford legend Tony Browne needed a drink after their sensational semi-final win on Saturday while former Kilkenny players were magnanimous in defeat…

Losing consecutive TG4 All-Ireland Intermediate Championship Finals has been devastating for Eamonn Murray's Meath, but following this emphatic Semi-final victory over Clare, they're back facing the ultimate test again.

A promising Meath start faded as Antrim crushed the home side in this Joe McDonagh Cup round five fixture at Pairc Tailteann on Saturday afternoon.

Early goals from Niamh O'Sullivan and Stacey Grimes helped Meath qualify for a third straight TG4 All-Ireland Intermediate Final after they powered past Clare with an emphatic performance at O'Moore Park.

Antrim will face Kerry in next month's Joe McDonagh Cup final after seeing off Meath's challenge this afternoon in Navan.