A very excited group of 21 Scotland LGFA Under-15 girls, along with their coaches and a dedicated band of parents, set off from Edinburgh Airport recently. Their destination—the Under-15 Féile in Derry.

DUNDEE United will begin their 2025-26 season in earnest playing European football against UNA Strassen of Luxembourg.

A NEW season is about to get underway for Edinburgh’s Green and White, and I, like every other Hibs fan on the planet, wait with bated breath to see if the team can carry on the momentum from last season’s largely excellent campaign.

CELTIC'S pre-season efforts have been something of a sign that there is more to come from this team.

WHEN the ball is thrown in at 3.30pm this Sunday in Croke Park, it won’t just be the All-Ireland title on the line—it’ll be a referendum on the future of Gaelic football.

JUNE saw the 2025 Irish National Figure Skating Championships take place in Dundee, Scotland with titles decided in four categories.

THERE are many things associated with the GAA that make you proud to be associated with it. The skills on display, the battles on the pitch but ultimately, it’s the camaraderie that comes from it that is the best.

GLASGOW Gaels GAA Club has officially launched its much-anticipated Club Raffle for 2025, offering supporters a chance to win an impressive selection of prizes while helping raise vital funds for the club’s continued growth and success.

AS DALRIADA GFC embarks on its 35th season of Gaelic Games, we look at the GAA in the northeast of Scotland at both club and university...

CELTIC FC will be heading back across the Irish Sea this summer to take on Cork City FC in the inaugural Cork Super Cup at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

THE road to Croke Park is narrowing and the upcoming All-Ireland Senior Football Championship preliminary quarter-finals are poised to deliver the kind of drama, intensity, and potential upsets that have defined this GAA season.

IN THE heart of Glasgow, something special is taking root. Among the medals and trophies of recent years, a quieter, more profound victory is unfolding not on the pitch, but in the hearts of the smallest members of our GAA community.

A CLEARER picture is starting to emerge in Scotland’s GAA landscape with regards to who might be taking home some of the early season silverware.

THIS September, people in Glasgow will have the chance to walk in the footsteps of Brother Walfrid, and learn the full story of this legendary Irishman.

WITH the recent passing of Sir Tom Farmer at the age of 84, the world has lost a great man, Britain has lost one of its greatest captains of industry, Scotland has lost a true visionary and Edinburgh and Leith has lost one of its finest sons.

WITH the Provincial Championships now wrapped up and the All-Ireland group stage in full swing, the 2025 intercounty football season has already delivered its fair share of drama. The draw has been made, the first round is half-way complete, and if recent results are anything to go by, we’re in for a rollercoaster summer.

COMPETITIVE Gaelic Football action is well underway in both the Mens and Ladies competitions and there are some familiar faces who have started the season strongly.

WELL what an end to the season that was for Dundee United. Promoted from the championship this time last year, Jim Goodwin’s side somehow managed to pull off a last gasp victory over north-east rivals Aberdeen and secure fourth place in the Scottish Premiership league and a European spot to go with it.

THE curtain has come down on a remarkable season at Easter Road, the 24/25 campaign having been somewhat Jekyll and Hyde for Hibernian.

HAD Celtic’s late draw against St Mirren ended with a victory instead of a share of the spoils, the scenes would hardly have got even half-way towards the reaction to the last-gasp equaliser.