What is HoganStand?
HoganStand is a stand-alone Gaelic games site published by DG Press Ltd of Kells, Co. Meath. Its media-sales listing describes it as “Ireland’s largest stand alone GAA site”; the site itself names no editor and carries no About page.[1] [2] [3] [4]
What does it cover?
Gaelic football, hurling, camogie, ladies’ football and handball, organised county by county: daily news, fixtures, results and league tables, and a long-running user forum. It is a results-and-news service rather than a long-form or investigative outlet.[1]
What is its reach and standing?
The only published figures are from the MediaLive advertising directory — 316,000 desktop unique users and 5.7 million page impressions, with a male 25+ skew — undated and unaudited. Ownership is private (DG Press); no GAA ownership, betting affiliation or press-council membership appears on the site.[2] [4]
Since when?
The outlet's own site does not state a founding date, and none could be confirmed from a primary source — the About page and app listings that would carry it are gone. Treat any specific year as unverified.[1]
Why does it matter in Gaelic games?
Because Gaelic games are county-organised and amateur, and HoganStand is the one national site that files every county’s fixtures and results in one place. For a club or inter-county record it is the everyday reference; for standing or context, The42 or the national papers are the better citation.[1] [4]
References
- HoganStand — home. Accessed September 2026.
- HoganStand — Privacy (publisher: DG Press Ltd). Accessed September 2026.
- HoganStand — Contact. Accessed September 2026.
- MediaLive — HoganStand listing (“Ireland’s largest stand alone GAA site”; reach). Accessed September 2026.