Jack O'Connor has lauded the FRC for breathing life back into Gaelic football - but retains one big reservation about the new ...

Tyrone’s Niall Morgan and Monaghan’s Rory Beggan continued to cause problems for opposition, but data shows most goalkeepers ...

AFTER five rounds of game in this years National Leagues, fans have had a good chance to see the new rules in action. Our reporters have also had their fair share of exposure to the FRC’s new ...

Seán Moran: FRC steadies itself before submitting finalised ... Interestingly, according to the GAA Games Intelligence Unit, breaches of the now modified 3v3 reached a peak in round five of ...

A breach of the three-up rule in carrying, receiving or intercepting the ball or attempting to do so is a free kick from where the player crossed the halfway line.

"I think there's an appreciation out there that something probably had to change a little bit in terms of the game.

The FRC has considered data provided from the GAA's new Games Intelligence Unit as it continues a weekly assessment of the new rules and their impact, game by game. Last week, the GIU released its ...

That should be that. The formal and expected adoption of the Football Review Committee’s (FRC) six recommendations on Monday night will likely bring an end to the great Gaelic football experiment.