Jim McGuinness: ‘We will not be thinking about the league final. We will be thinking about what’s best for us'
As the leagues come to the decisive weeks, teams start to consider whether it’s worth their while trying to win silverware
Grandstand finish by Donegal saves tired display and leaves Derry in major relegation trouble
Michael Murphy’s second-half performance provides spark for Jim McGuinness’s side
Niall Ó Ceallacháin leaving no stone unturned in search for new era of Dublin hurlers
Division 1B the perfect playground to allow fresh talent to cut their teeth
Malachy Clerkin: Manchester United’s woes will turn the spotlight on Ruben Amorim before long
Five wins in 16 league games is the worst start of any post-Fergie United manager - sympathy for him isn’t limitless
Derry’s kick-out was demolished but pretending it was about who wanted it more won’t do them any good
Armagh’s kick-out variation against Mayo showed it doesn’t need to be such a lottery
Seán Bugler and Brian Howard exceptional as Dublin swat Derry aside with 11-point win
Dessie Farrell’s new side taking shape but league champions had very little to offer in one-sided contest
Dermot McCabe has a tricky task managing Westmeath and working for the Cavan county board
Cavan’s best player for the past 50 years takes on his former county and current employers in a relegation four-pointer
Malachy Clerkin: Irish rugby should lean into the arrogance angle, at least while it still can
Unvarnished truth is that any crowing we’re doing is mostly in jest – we presume this moment of success will pass before long
Stephen Bradley: ‘After I got stabbed, I messed around for a year. I was angry’
Shamrock Rovers manager talks about underachieving in his playing career, fixing broken people, and his 10-year-old son Josh’s battle with leukemia
Malachy Clerkin: Most of the new football rules work well enough without allowing goalkeepers the run of the place
Gerrymandering the pitch so that the attacking team have an automatic overload is unfair and unnecessary
Malachy Clerkin: In this Trump reality there’s a bad moon rising - it’s already clear sport won’t be a haven
The days when we could turn to sport to get away from the serious news are going to be few and far between
Mason Melia’s Spurs move could change Irish transfers forever but there is still a long road ahead
For the gifted St Pat’s teenager on his way to the Premier League, everything has changed and nothing has changed
Five things we learned from the GAA weekend: Player and referee fitness is tested by new rules
Galway show ingenuity; a new Limerick; goalkeeper overlaps are concern; Carlow hurling’s great day
Watching England scramble for positives after losing to Ireland will never not be enjoyable
For generations, Irish teams talked up losing displays - the shoe being on the other foot still feels weird but will never feel old
Once Ireland cut out the sloppy mistakes, England could not live with them
Second-half display bodes well for the rest of Six Nations but messiness of opening period served warning