Hogan Stand

Hoganstand.com serves as a news platform and represents the monthly magazine Hogan Stand, which covers Gaelic games and is widely circulated in Ireland. The magazine, established in 1991, takes its name from the prominent stand in Croke Park where winning captains receive their trophies. Additionally, the website features a fan chat forum, although it is considered to be outdated and not well-designed.

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Ladies: Tyrrell and Sullivan net hat-tricks as quarter-final bound Dublin trounce Leitrim

1 week ago | hoganstand.com | Daire Walsh

Dublin's Hannah Tyrrell and Jennifer Dunne celebrate after the game ¬©INPHO/Leah Scholes Dublin 8-18 Leitrim 0-7 by Daire Walsh Hannah Tyrrell and Kate Sullivan both grabbed three goals apiece at Clann Mhuire GFC on Sunday as Dublin booked their spot in the TG4 All-Ireland senior football championship quarter-finals with an emphatic Group 4 victory over Leitrim.
"It has been a huge goal to try and make it, and not just survive"

3 weeks ago | hoganstand.com | Daire Walsh

Tipperary's Anna Carey, left, and Angela McGuigan lift the Mary Quinn Memorial Cup following the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Intermediate Championship Final match between Meath and Tipperary at Croke Park in Dublin.
FL Div 4: Lynch kicks eight as Moynalty share spoils again

1 month ago | hoganstand.com | John Brogan |Paddy Byrne |Ronan Lynch

Moynalty keeper Johnny Lynch Nobber 2-09 Moynalty 0-15 For the second game in a row Moynalty were forced to share the points, this time with neighbour’s Nobber in tough conditions on Sunday morning. Nobber opened the scoring in the first minute with a questionable goal after a mistake from the ever reliable Joe Gilsenan, the Moynalty player appeared to be fouled in the small square before the Nobber player finished the ball to the Moynalty net.
Clare's Megan Downes says actor Paul Mescal has never forgotten his roots

1 month ago | hoganstand.com | Daire Walsh

Fidelma Marrinan of Clare, right, and teammate Megan Downes after scoring their side's first goal during the 2023 TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Intermediate Football Championship Final Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile By Daire Walsh Following a couple of seasons where she found herself in and out of the side, 2025 has seen Megan Downes establishing herself as a regular starter for the Clare ladies footballers.
"I still feel very much unfinished business with the sport"

1 month ago | hoganstand.com | Daire Walsh

Roscommon's Jenny Higgins shoots past Amy Wilson of Wexford ¬©INPHO/Tom Maher By Daire Walsh It is close to three years since she last donned the primrose and blue in a competitive game, but as she continues to recover from her latest injury set-back, Jenny Higgins is hopeful of lining out for Roscommon again in the future.
Ladies: Cork to face Kerry in Munster SFC final after comfortable win over Tipp

1 month ago | hoganstand.com | Michael Heverin

Cork's Abbie O'Mahony ¬©INPHO/Ryan Byrne Cork 3-13 Tipperary 0-11 by Michael Heverin Cork proved much too strong for Tipperary in the TG4 Munster Senior Football Championship clash at Fethard Town Park on Sunday afternoon, with an eleven points winning margin reflecting the gulf between the sides.
A change of career for Thynne as Meath face a tough challenge

1 month ago | hoganstand.com | Daire Walsh

Megan Thynne celebrates with her niece Mia Thynne after the All Ireland SFC final win over Kerry at Croke Park By Daire Walsh While she remains a vital member of the Meath senior ladies football team in her sporting life, Dunsany’s Megan Thynne has opted for an interesting career change away from the field of play. Previously employed as a preschool teacher, Thynne decided in more recent times to enrol in The Garda College in Templemore along with her brother Daniel.
'It's great to represent Comeragh Rangers when I'm captain of Waterford'

2 months ago | hoganstand.com | Daire Walsh

Emma Murray of Waterford during the 2025 Lidl Ladies National Football League Division 1 match between Waterford and Kerry at SETU Waterford in Carriganore, Waterford. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile By Daire Walsh Thanks to an historic success at Cappoquin Logistics Fraher Field in Dungarvan last October, a unique honour has come the way of Waterford’s Emma Murray in 2025.
'Both player of the year awards are gone to the one household'

2 months ago | hoganstand.com | Daire Walsh

Louise Ward of Kilkerrin-Clonberne in action against Emer Sweeney of Kilmacud Crokes. Photo by Matt Browne/Sportsfile By Daire Walsh Almost 11 years on from triumphing in the competition during her debut campaign as a senior inter-county player, Galway’s Louise Ward will have another shot at Lidl National Football League Division 2 glory next weekend.
Ladies: Duggan the difference as Meath rally late to edge Armagh

Mar 29, 2025 | hoganstand.com | Shaun Casey

Armagh's Caroline O'Hanlon tackles Emma Duggan of Meath Armagh 4-5 Meath 2-12 by Shaun Casey A late rally from the Royal County saw them grab a one-point win over Armagh at the BOX-IT Athletic Grounds in the last round of the LIDL National League. In a dead rubber contest, the three-points on offer made no impact on the final placing in the table. Defending champions Armagh qualified for the league final last weekend despite suffering their first defeat of the season to Waterford.