Latest GAA Updates This Week: Key Matches, Big Goals & Off-Field Developments
The GAA season is in full swing, with thrilling matches, standout performances, and key administrative decisions shaping the landscape of hurling and Gaelic football. From jaw-dropping goals to high-stakes finals, here’s a look at the biggest GAA stories this week.
Hurling Highlights: Kenneally’s Stunning Goal Steals the Show
This week’s National Hurling League action saw Tipperary’s Sean Kenneally produce a goal of the season contender in their Division 1A clash against Limerick.
In a moment that had GAA fans talking, Kenneally pulled off an incredible first-time strike, with many describing it as a ‘baseball-style’ goal. Despite Tipperary suffering a narrow defeat to Limerick, his goal has already gone viral, proving once again why hurling is one of the fastest and most thrilling sports in the world.
📌 Match Highlight:
✔ Limerick 1-18, Tipperary 1-17 – A tense battle with Kenneally’s goal being the standout moment.

Sigerson Cup Final: UCD vs. DCU Set for a Showdown
The Electric Ireland Sigerson Cup Final takes place on Wednesday, February 12, at the Connacht GAA Centre of Excellence, where UCD will face off against DCU Dóchas Éireann.
This prestigious third-level Gaelic football competition has produced some of the country’s best players, and this final is expected to be a hard-fought battle between two of Ireland’s top university teams.
📌 Sigerson Cup Final Details:
- Date: Wednesday, 12th February 2025
- Teams: UCD vs. DCU
- Venue: Connacht GAA Centre of Excellence
- What’s at stake? A chance for emerging football stars to make their mark on the national stage

GAA Chief Considers Major Calendar Changes
Tom Ryan, the GAA’s Director General, has hinted at major changes to the All-Ireland Championship structure, including:
📌 Possible Changes:
✔ Moving the All-Ireland Finals back to August – A shift that would extend the inter-county season and allow for more replays.
✔ Reintroducing replays – Many fans and analysts believe scrapping replays in recent years has taken away some of the drama from the competition.
The GAA also reported a record €132 million in revenue for 2024, thanks in part to stadium events and concerts at Croke Park, reinforcing its financial strength.
These discussions could impact the entire GAA calendar, particularly for club players who have been pushing for a more balanced schedule between club and county commitments.
Sponsorship & Grassroots Growth: EdgeConneX Backs Lucan Sarsfields
On the club front, Dublin-based Lucan Sarsfields GAA Club secured a major sponsorship deal with EdgeConneX.
📌 What’s Included?
✔ Sponsorship of the Senior Camogie & Intermediate Ladies Football Teams
✔ Increased support for grassroots development
✔ Boost for local GAA clubs amidst rising costs
Corporate sponsorships like this play a crucial role in sustaining local clubs, ensuring players have access to better facilities and resources.
Upcoming GAA Fixtures to Watch
Looking ahead, fans can expect more thrilling clashes in both football and hurling as league action continues:
🏆 Sigerson Cup Final (Gaelic Football) – UCD vs. DCU, February 12
🏆 National Hurling League Round 3 – Key fixtures this weekend
🏆 National Football League Action – More counties battle for early points
With huge matches on the horizon, potential rule changes, and standout moments like Kenneally’s goal, the excitement in the GAA world is only just getting started.

Final Thoughts
From electrifying goals in hurling to major developments in football and club sponsorships, this week’s GAA news highlights the passion and dynamism of Gaelic games in Ireland.
With the Sigerson Cup Final just days away and league action heating up, fans have plenty to look forward to. Whether you’re supporting your county, college team, or local club, this GAA season is already delivering the drama we love.
Who do you think will win the Sigerson Cup Final? Let us know in the comments!
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