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Update: We turned our GAA stats site into an app, looking for Android early testers

Hey all, a few weeks ago I posted the stats and results site we built for the 2026 senior hurling and football seasons (aon-scor.com).

Thanks to everyone who sent feedback in that thread, a lot of it has gone straight into what we've built since!
We've added camogie and ladies football, so all four codes now have live scores, team and player pages as well as stats. The app also lets you get notifications when your favourites score, so you never miss a moment.

We're launching on Android first and would love testers for a closed beta before it goes on the store.
If you want in:
- Comment in thread below
- We'll DM you for the email on your Google Play account to add you

Expect a few issues, they're what we want to hear about: bugs, missing features, anything that annoys you. iPhone is on the way too (the video's from our iPhone build).

For mods: I know this is self promo, which I said I wouldn't repeat last time... sorry if it's over the line. Happy to take it down if so

u/_mac_ie — 7 days ago
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How accurate do these club and county rankings look for football and hurling?

I’ve been putting together a ratings system for a GAA management game I’ve been working on and wanted to get some opinions from people who know the club scene better than I do.

The screenshots are the current prestige rankings for football and hurling, both at county and club level.

The idea behind the ratings is roughly:

75% historical success / overall standing

25% more recent success, roughly the last 10–15 years

So it isn’t JUST supposed to just be a ranking of who is strongest right now. A club or county with a huge historical record should still rank very highly even if they haven’t been dominant lately, while recent success can move teams up quite a bit without completely overriding history.

For clubs I’m trying to take into account things like county championships, provincial success, All-Ireland success, longevity at the top level, and recent results. Football and hurling are rated completely separately.

I’m mainly wondering if there are any that immediately jump out as:

- way too high

- way too low

- badly ordered compared with another club/county

- missing entirely despite obviously deserving to be included

Not looking for everyone to agree on the exact number, obviously. More trying to catch any glaring mistakes before I settle on the ratings.

I’ll put the football and hurling rankings in the screenshots.

Top Football Counties 1-21

Top Football Counties 22-34

Top Hurling Counties 1-21

Top Hurling Counties 22-34

Top 30 Football Clubs

Top 30 Hurling Clubs

Appreciate any thoughts or feedback here!

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u/Inner-Payment6552 — 8 days ago
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Oisin O’Neill’s Two-Pointer to Win Crossmaglen’s Semi-Final Clash Against Clann Éireann

Unbelievable comeback from Cross to get the win today. Losing 1-14 to 0-04 at half-time, came out of the blocks in the second half and hit four two-pointers on the trot.

And then Oisin O’Neill pulls this out of the bag.

u/Tote_Sport — 11 days ago
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Can anyone recommend any GAA charities I could donate to?

Preferably in Mayo/The West.

Would like to make a donation in the name of a lost loved one but I’m a bit far removed from the local side of the game.

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u/Ok-Literature473 — 10 days ago
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Highest score by a losing team

With the new rules in the big ball, I must've watched one of the most bonkers games of football in my life on Saturday, Pearses bet Boyle in the Roscommon SFC SF. At full time it was 1-21 to 2-18, a great high scoring affair. And off it went to extra time.

Pearses would win 5-22 to 2-27 after 80mins.

It got me thinking, what's the most a team scored despite losing?

On a side note, Pearses have had I think 3 wides in total across both the QF and SF, both going to extra time, another record?

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u/Ball_back — 10 days ago
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Sam Maguire Cup and Mayo players visiting San Francisco on October 10

The Sam Maguire Cup and four members of the 2026 All-Ireland winning Mayo panel, Player of the Year Ryan O'Donoghue, Kobe McDonald, Jordan Flynn and Paul Towey, are visiting the San Francisco Bay Area on Saturday, October 10.

  • Free youth kick-around: noon to 2 PM, 2001 37th Ave. Kids can meet players and get photos with the Cup.
  • Evening celebration: 7:30 to 11 PM, United Irish Cultural Center, 2700 45th Ave. Ticketed ($100).

Details: linktr.ee/sfmayogaa

If you have family or friends in the SF Bay Area, feel free to pass it on.

(Mods: I'm new here, so happy to take this down if it's not allowed.)

u/Comfortable-Cry-1345 — 12 days ago