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June
June 2024
Whatever way you look at it, the Dublin-Mayo rivalry covered up for years of poor football
As they prepare to meet at Dr Hyde Park with little on the line, Mayo and Dublin were the most exciting pairing of the last decade.
'I like being busy' - Footballer of the Year, teacher, restaurant owner, and coach
The decorated Tyrone man is not yet satisfied with all he has achieved in the game.
His own journey since being the 2021 Footballer of the Year
On Tyrone's loss of form and transition in the team
Opening a restaurant and being a teacher
Mickey Harte's departure, Feargal Logan's health difficulties
What are the 16 counties playing for in the last round of All-Ireland SFC group games?
'Limerick, we haven’t won a lot over the years - we want to keep ploughing on'
Brian Lohan: 'The last time we lost we were able to bounce back'
'We grew up as children looking in on these occasions, never thinking we’d be involved'
Limerick stay on track for smashing all the records with Munster six-in-a-row
Hegarty goal sets Treatymen on the road to victory.
Clare need to get a few green flags waving in the sky to derail Limerick bandwagon
Two teams meet in the Munster final for the third year in a row and little can separate them.
'He is an academic genius' - The coaching mind of Limerick’s Paul Kinnerk
With his links to eight of the present Clare senior team, Paul Kinnerk has changed the terms of engagement in hurling.
'It wasn’t a sexy thing to play hurling for Offaly - last weekend has done an awful lot'
With the success of the U20 All Ireland winners, the focus turns to a Joe McDonagh Cup final against Laois, and a Liam MacCarthy fixture the following week.
Wexford sharpshooter Cullen picks up Ladies' Player of the Month Award
Ringrose return provides Leinster boost, injuries rule out Munster trio
4 key talking points from the weekend's All-Ireland football group stage action
Lawal in line for potential first Ireland senior cap
The moment Meath football lost its humility and how it has never recovered
May
May 2024
'It makes me feel connected to him' - Life, loss and hurling in Croke Park
Despite the loss of a son, and serious health difficulties this year, Joe Baldwin’s drive to fight against the odds is perfectly matched to his Fermanagh team.
Injured De Jong makes the cut for Netherlands squad
Christian Brothers College appoint Jonny Holland as rugby boss
Fixture schedule released for next season's United Rugby Championship
'It was the patience thing with me, that I wanted to play' - Richie Hogan on lack of gametime
'We are training athletes to play football' - Bryan Sheehan on neglect of kicking skills
Jeff Lynskey questions Eddie O'Sullivan's role in Shefflin Galway appointment
10 years after shocking Dublin, McHugh still the driver of the Donegal system
KIlcar playmaker back playing some of the best football of his career with the benefit of maturity.
Donegal make a statement in victory over meek Tyrone
Donegal were seven-point winners in Ballybofey.
Wanted by Chelsea and Brighton, the family roots of Ireland's new star manager
Having to retire at the age of 22 left Kieran McKenna pursuing a coaching career with a passion. He’s poised now to take his pick of the Premier League jobs.
Tipp's last stand: What have the Premier left other than pride against Clare?
Tipperary are in danger of sliding off the cliff if they don’t give followers something to get behind.
Two games to save themselves: Do Derry and Mickey Harte believe in each other?
Moving to Derry was about winning All-Irelands, not successive humiliations for decorated former Tyrone manager.
Explainer: The permutations in the Munster and Leinster championships this weekend
Irish rowers put themselves in contention for Olympics
'A lot of people in the GAA think they are entitled to berate the referee' - New ref's chief
Cork make their hurling public fall in love with them all over again
The Great Entertainers could still go out of the Munster championship next weekend, but what a travesty that would be as they inflict a filleting on Tipperary.
Geelong AFL prospect McElholm with 0-7 as Tyrone grab another U20 title
Uefa badge holder and All-Ireland winner - the London team that blitzed Offaly
How about taking the GAAGO money to truly push hurling into every corner of the country?
Sweet Sixteens? The tastiest match-ups in the Sam Maguire group stages
What more could you ask for then some hyper-local rivalries like Louth-Meath, Tyrone-Derry, and the modern classic of Mayo and Dublin in a neutral venue?
Rory O'Loughlin forced to retire on medical grounds
Dublin make history as first squad to head off mid-championship for foreign training camp
'Very surprised and disappointed' - GAA President Burns answers Taoiseach back over GAAGO
Armagh's penalty woes are rooted in culture and fear of failure
Everything fell for Armagh to win the match in normal and extra-time, but they were gripped by a smothering pressure.
Ulster title a good start for Donegal, but there is a glass ceiling