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How is the All-Ireland GAA club football title race shaping up?
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All-Star team is simply jaw-dropping for the number of first-time entrants
Only Tyrone goalkeeper Niall Morgan has ever been a previous winner.
'Do you have to be in some way mundane, dour, to manage a county? That certainly isn’t me'
Prendergast commits to three more seasons at Connacht
No return for football's pre-season competitions after Central Council vote
Poacher turns gamekeeper as he is announced as the new Leitrim manager
'I have found it a thoroughly unpleasant experience' - Tyrone winning manager Enda McGinley
'A crazy genius. The Pep Guardiola of GAA' - Pat O'Shea back in the big time with Dr Crokes
The former Kerry manager is in his third spell in charge of his club and looking to win another county title on Sunday.
Canavan brothers shoot Errigal Ciaran to Tyrone championship glory
The quick fix versus the slow burn: Contrasting challenges face GAA's two key committees
'Political persuasion is left at the door' - Shamrock Rovers opponents Larne have united a town
GPA opposes moves to reinstate January pre-season football competitions
Gillian O'Sullivan to enter Hall of Fame at National Athletics Awards
Keeping the faith as Cuala celebrate first Dublin football championship
Five-time All-Ireland winning Limerick hurler Graeme Mulcahy announces retirement
What's not to like about lads kicking the leather off the football?
Joy and despair of county finals are unrivalled among anything in the GAA
164-mile round trips, GAA family devotion - and why Lurgan is a Gaelic town
The O’Hagans live 82 miles from Lurgan, but Barry and now his son Brendan could not resist the pull of Clan na Gael.
'The boos were absolutely justified' - Derry boss Higgins mystified at performance
Derry City pass up another chance to go top after being held 1-1 by Sligo Rovers
'From a father’s point of view, I am really proud of the player he is becoming' - Murphy
Ulster get show back on the road with five-point win over Connacht
'I spoke to the players, not to be too downbeat' - Derry head for crucial Monday night game
Wheel comes full circle for Ulster's Kiwi fly-half with Belfast blood
Derry City pass up on chance to put real pressure on title rivals with Bohs draw
Draw at home leaves Derry City’s task even steeper with a trip away to in-form St Pat’s coming up.
'I remember the days of being delighted to get one' - Nick Timoney on reaching 150 caps
The Waterford coaching influence in Limerick's championship
'Pete should concentrate on coaching his own team' - Murphy ramps up Ulster-Connacht clash
King Con points the way as Dublin football set for final of southside heavyweights
5 key storylines from an action-packed GAA club weekend
European Bronze medallist Cryan announces retirement from diving
'It has been a dream come true' - 'Bonner' Maher retires from Tipp duty
Lorrha man bows out with three Liam MacCarthy titles to his name.
Obafemi and O'Mahony on the mark in the Championship
Making sense of tragedy as Madden Raparees seek first-ever Armagh title
'Good people will always put what the players want first' - Managing the dual dilemma
Bundee Aki back for Connacht trip to Scarlets
'There’s an extreme passion in Leitrim' - 30 years on from controversial county final ending
'We all believed that we could do something special' - Amee Leigh Murphy Crowe
The GAA managers juggling new county roles with chasing club glory
Ireland gain place at hockey's top table due to New Zealand withdrawal