Gaelic games

Hurling, camogie, Gaelic football and ladies’ football: the match report from your own tags

Tag the match one key at a time. Dara counts the scoreline in goals and points, the puck-outs or kick-outs you kept, and where every score came from. Every number opens its clips.

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Plan Tuesday from our puck-out drills, 7 to 8:15, finish with a game
The puck-outs we lost v Tullaroe, in a deck
Our short puck-out, in a playbook called Puck-outs
Cian Brennan’s clips from Saturday, in a deck
We beat Tullaroe 1-18 to 0-15. Put the result in

Each is an example run on an example club. Watch three of them on the home page.

Four codes, one pitch, real differences

Fifteen a side in every code, numbered by position, so “the 2” and “the 5” are on the board where the coach says them.
The rules are as they stand for the 2026 season, checked on 21 October 2026. Two-pointers count in men’s football and in adult ladies’ inter-county football.

Code	Restart	Placed balls	Scores
Hurling	Puck-outs	Frees, 65s, sideline cuts, penalties	Goals and points
Camogie	Puck-outs	Frees, 45s, sideline cuts, penalties	Goals and points
Gaelic football	Kick-outs, past the 40 m arc	Frees, marks, 45s, penalties	Goals, two-pointers and points
Ladies’ football	Kick-outs	Frees, marks, 45s, penalties	Goals, two-pointers and points

The match report

The scoreline in goals and points: 1-18 to 0-15, never 21–15.
Where the scores came from: play, frees, 65s or 45s, sideline cuts and penalties.
Shooting from play and from placed balls, for both sides.
Puck-outs or kick-outs won, and by taker.
Short and long restarts, and the restarts that led to a score Coming
A shot chart with points, goals and wides. Tap a mark and its clip plays.

From the report to the team talk

Make a deck of any number’s clips, or send them to the players, in one step.
Run the team talk from the deck: slides on the big screen, your notes on your laptop.

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