Tyrone’s Niall Morgan concerned about mooted FRC goalkeeping tweaks
Tyrone's Niall Morgan has expressed concerns about some of the rule changes under consideration by the GAA's Football Review Committee
Tyrone's Niall Morgan has expressed concerns about some of the rule changes under consideration by the GAA's Football Review Committee
An old rivalry resumes at the weekend, but have the ground rules changed forever?
High-energy performance by the Rossies sent Red Hands crashing out of the championship
Mayo are coming from a different position. Frustrated not to get the win over Dublin, they are nonetheless on a run of just one defeat in the past seven matches
The statistics told Mayo to drop off on Dublin’s last kickout - they didn’t; Tyrone love their attacking lanes; Galway’s issues with defensive balance
Jarlath Burns indicates the group stages are on the way out; Mayo show what they are made of; Cork are on a learning curve
Cork will be on the road in the next weekend after finishing third in Group Three
Discarded and then recalled, Bantry Blues veteran Ruairí Deane is happy to be back involved and contributing to the cause
Follow along for live commentary with seven matches scheduled between the All-Ireland Championship and Tailteann Cup
Ulster team struggled to break down stubborn Clare resistance, and it was only in the final 15 minutes that they broke loose
‘We played for the first time all year with the sense of energy and abandonment because we won Ulster’
Donegal take on Tyrone in the pick of the four games taking place on Saturday
Tyrone show underage strength again as they prove too strong for old rivals Kerry in All-Ireland U20 final at Portlaoise
Eoin McElholm, Ruairí McCullagh and Ronan Cassidy share haul of 17 points
Following the chastening defeat to Donegal, Mickey Harte's Derry must decide whether to revert to a more cautious Plan B or just come back blazing with a better, more effective Plan A
Grattan Park in Inniskeen will host the clash between Louth and Meath; all games to be played on Saturday, May 25th
Conor McAneney saves three kicks in shootout after extra-time thriller
The compact defensive structure and fast-breaking attack are still being tweaked, having been worked on throughout the national league
Fear of losing can undermine the confidence needed to chase down a win
Galway and Kilkenny still top dogs in Leinster; Donegal find hidden depths; Limerick tweak a winning formula; Leinster football needs a road show
Reintroduction of Kilcar forward in extra-time proved key as Jim McGuinness’s side set up Ulster final clash with Armagh
Jim McGuinness’s Donegal side defend unbeaten record this season as they lock horns against old rivals Tyrone
An intense spotlight in Tyrone was always going to follow the footballing fortunes of Darragh and Ruairí, the sons of legendary former county star Peter Canavan
I’ve never met anyone better at articulating a tactical plan than Jim McGuinness. It showed again in Celtic Park
Tyrone held a six-point half-time lead but a second-half comeback from Cavan forced the Red Hands to battle for the victory
The winner faces a quick turnaround for an Ulster semi-final against Tyrone or Cavan next week, while the loser will have a four- or five-week break to prepare for the All-Ireland series
Darragh Ó Sé: While the addition of an extra body can help, outfield intercounty players are more skilled and inject more pace than roaming goalkeepers offering their services
Jim Gavin’s Football Review Committee addresses age-old concerns about Gaelic football in a contemporary setting
Who ranks as the main All-Ireland contender heading into the first weekend of championship action?
20 years ago, John McCall collapsed and died during the first half of Ireland’s Under-19 World Cup match against New Zealand in South Africa
County’s crippling injury toll shows no sign of easing ahead of quarter-final clash against Monaghan or Cavan
Derry manager described the 5-18 that Dublin registered against Tyrone last Sunday as ‘a battering’
Tightness of scheduling and its associated distraction, the imminence of championship, have caused complaints
Dublin are still leagues apart; Tipperary are lacking leaders; the mystery of Cathal O’Neill; Tyrone left in state of despair; Clare see a clear path
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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