The motions at Saturday's GAA Special Congress on the new gaelic football rules are all passed with huge majorities.

Jim Gavin's Football Review Committee (FRC) are on the agenda at Croke Park today as delegates decide the future direction of Gaelic football.

GAA president Jarlath Burns says the new football rules which were passed with huge majorities at Saturday's Special Congress are 'transformational'.

THE MASSES bowed as Jim Gavin’s commandments to save football were emphatically set in stone at Croke Park.  GAA president Jarlath Burns summoned the legendary Dublin boss when he needed a

Football Review Committee member Eamonn Fitzmaurice has welcomed the seismic change in the offing for Gaelic football after a raft of rule changes were passed at a GAA Special Congress at Croke Park.

GAA president Jarlath Burns is not concerned about the widening difference in the administration of Gaelic football and hurling games. After the new rules for the former were given the green light in Special Congress on Saturday,

Jim Gavin has defended Gaelic football’s plethora of new rules and the emerging contrast with hurling after Special Congress voted resoundingly in favour of change. A 60% majority was the requirement for most motions tabled,

GAELIC FOOTBALL IS set for a radical overhaul in 2025 after Saturday morning’s GAA Special Congress decisively backed all of the rule changes proposed by the Football Review Committee. The vast majority of the 18 votes,

Apart from being Dubliners, what do Jim O’Callaghan and Jim Gavin have in common this week?Both are hectically canvassing ahead of votes. As