‘We kept at it’: How 2011 signalled a different kind of Kerry v Mayo rivalry
The acquiescence has vanished with both counties on a mission to get over the line
Jack O’Connor: ‘I think that I’m better able keep things in perspective now’
Returning Kerry manager believes his time with Kildare has improved him as a coach
Keane says county board ignored players’ wishes for him to remain as Kerry manager
Former manager’s statement signals his dissatisfaction with the selection process
Tyrone’s success gives Feargal Logan relief from the pain of 1995
Saturday’s win was particularly sweet for Tyrone’s joint-manager after past experience
Kevin McStay: How badly do Kildare, as a county, want real success?
We need to see how badly Kildare want real success. How much do they want an All-Ireland?
Paws for Thought – On lion-taming for beginners, Ireland’s animal rights pioneer, and prevention of cruelty to Meath footballers
An Irishman’s Diary
Darragh Ó Sé: Nothing drives a team more bananas than a bad referee
Brian Lohan did well to hold it together on Sunday, I wasn’t so cool many times myself
Co-operation is key when it comes to GAA and media access
‘What we are conscious of is trying to streamline the media operation as best we can’
Seán Moran: When GAA players were shyer about being the retiring type
Self-conscious declarations about the end of a playing career now have elevated status
Keith Higgins becomes the latest Mayo stalwart to hang up his football boots
Dual star was the glue in Mayo’s miserly defence - his hurling career could yet continue
Connell losing touch with club championship is real tragedy of Normal People
Only hope now is he comes home, apologises to the lads and makes the ‘savage’ contribution
The world spins but it’s soon back to Dublin and Kerry
Kingdom may just have more urgency as Farrell walks the line in his first league match
Peter Keane: ‘Jaysus, it would be a lot worse coming out of here with a loss’
Kerry manager does not buy into talk of a missed opportunity against Dublin
Gilded Kingdom – the secret of Kerry football
'Kerry people feel they have to be on stage; and football is that stage for a lot of people in Kerry.'
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