Pádraig O’Hora’s Everest Diary: ‘Don’t look down? Here, you have no choice’
After weeks of build-up, the expedition has moved onto Everest and pushed past Base Camp. Excitement is rising, danger is too
After weeks of build-up, the expedition has moved onto Everest and pushed past Base Camp. Excitement is rising, danger is too
The opening eight matches will take place over the final two weekends in May
An icefall and an ankle injury present new challenges to mind and body
Five-goal Rossies come from behind to win in Tuam
Andy Moran’s side suffered a 10-point defeat to neighbours Roscommon in Sunday’s Connacht semi-final
The blame game is at full pelt after defeat to Roscommon, which is why the manager must show even more belief in his men
Weekend of sports exposes us to clash of the ash, women on the ball and that London Marathon
Diarmuid Murtagh finishes the day with 1-10 as Roscommon did not have a wide until the 65th minute
Kerry likely too strong for Clare, Armagh struck by injuries
Forward was shown straight red card for off-the-ball incident against New York
Pressuring intercounty players to devote themselves to club and county is just as tawdry as the AFL picking them off for profit
Despite all the training, altitude sickness has struck and it’s time for a retreat to recover. Better now than later
McStay set to head new Gaelic football expert advisory group following Jim Gavin’s Football Review Committee
Impressive display of shooting by Mayo as they tallied up scores from two-point range
Heading into first weekend of championship, Donegal are in great shape, Kerry are still king. Here is how all sides are looking
The former Mayo footballer is having both positive and negative thoughts about his planned assault on Everest’s summit
The ex-Mayo footballer is always searching for peace of mind – over the next two months, he will try to find it on the world’s highest mountain
Stalwart forward hails fresh approach and energy of manager Andy Moran
Donegal’s gratifying takedown of Kerry shows they are on the right track but it won’t define their season
Donegal and Kerry to contest final; Meath and Cork are promoted; dramatic finishes in Division Three and Four see Wexford and Longford promoted
Incredibly, Mayo hit the Roscommon net four times in the final 13 minutes of the first half
Longford and Wexford are promoted with the last kicks of their campaigns, Dublin are relegated with theirs
Victory in Mayo could help Roscommon reach their first Division One National Football League final in 45 years
Division 1 final likely to see All-Ireland rematch between Donegal and Kerry
With most counties using the National Football League to experiment, the Orchard County line-up has stayed largely consistent
Jim McGuinness and Jack O’Connor seem locked in a rivalry to show who cares less about the competition
Kobe McDonald makes first senior start for Mayo but All-Ireland champions give a display of forward play
Big issues start to fall into place on the penultimate weekend
‘Surely to God there’s a group of wealthy Mayo people that could come together and give him a package’
Schoolboy sub stars as Kieran McGeeney’s relegation-threatened side rack up fourth defeat in a row
Bruised Monaghan face daunting Kerry interrogation
There’s a kind of pre-grieving since McDonald’s coruscating 18-minute debut against Monaghan, with the young star set to go to Australia
Keith Higgins has witnessed the youngster’s progress up close and reckons supporters should enjoy him while they can
Andy Moran praises ‘special talent’ McDonald on his senior debut
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