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May
May 2024
Donegal in the promised land with Ulster triumph as Armagh's penalty agony goes on
For the second consecutive year, Armagh lose the Ulster final on penalties.
Managers' beef, media mind games and the Clones toilet dearth: Donegal v Armagh talking points
'It always seems impossible, until it is done' - When Louth beat Dublin teams
'Players do not care what you know, until they know you care’ - How McGeeney keeps the faith
Beggan and Jackson back Stateside for another nibble at the NFL cherry
'Consistency is Cork’s issue, rather than confidence' - John Meyler on longest wait for Liam
Cork have lost the ability to come like mushrooms. Instead, they need nothing more than consistency to push for All-Irelands again.
St Pat's sack manager Jon Daly after poor run of results
'We are probably like a bad smell' - Damien Duff on Shelbourne holding onto top spot
Shelbourne grab late equaliser to stun Derry City
Sean Boyd rescued a point for Damien Duff’s side.
'Ruaidhrí is authentic' - Stephen Kenny on Derry City's promising manager
Johnno struggling to 'Keep The Faith' in Connacht championship
Where now for Tipperary as Liam Cahill heads for grudge match with Davy Fitz
April
April 2024
5 talking points as the All-Ireland football draw whets the appetite
Teams taking a dive, the status of Croke Park as a neutral venue, and more bruising Ulster epics ahead — the summer of 2024 will have it all.
Aoife Wafer enters race for Women's Six Nations player of the Tournament
Antrim stun Wexford and have now blown Leinster wide open
One week on from a 32-point hiding from Kilkenny, Darren Gleeson’s side show immense reserves of courage and character.
4 talking points after Limerick put Tipperary to the sword in humiliating defeat
Limerick crush Tipp as Peter Casey suffers horror injury
'There's plenty of hurling in Leinster' - but where does the competition really sit?
Can Liam Cahill finally draw blood in his rivalry with John Kiely?
Tipperary head to the Gaelic Grounds on Sunday with hope that they can land on the right selection, strategy and formation.
FAI pays tribute to 40-times capped defender Charlie Hurley
Much for Galway and Mayo to chew over, Donnelly's heroic return, Ulster schedule mess
Farewell the fly-goalkeeper? The case against roaming outfield
Donegal relentlessly exposed Derry’s desire to have Odhran Lynch as another outfield player. Is it over for the experiment?
'The only date that matters is the first round of the championship' - Jim McGuinness
Donegal sink Ulster champions Derry with four-goal blitz
Old fashioned barn burner in Derry as Donegal raid Celtic Park for goals.
The Clare Limerick Munster showdown - has there been a bigger hurling day in Ennis?
'If you are not performing, you will get the chop' - From AFL exit to the rise of Derry
Chief Vet Officer, pedigree breeder, marathon runner, and Tyrone's football leader
'Like something from a horror film for them' - Derry and Donegal's game after the Shankill Bomb
31 years ago, Derry and Donegal met in a hotly-anticipated league showdown in Casement Park, with helicopters circling overhead after mass murder of the Shankill Road Bomb the day before.
'I have always said he is as good as another son to me' - Mickey Harte on Gavin Devlin
'You think that these people are immortal, but they are human beings'
'I think Armagh have been in a decent place this last four or five years' - McGeeney
Armagh fire home three early goals against Fermanagh to book Ulster semi-final spot
Massacre at the Marshes to the steps of the Hogan Stand: Down's All-Ireland glory, 30 years on
Ross Carr and DJ Kane take us from the triumphant years of the 1990s through the years of purgatory that have followed.
Cluxton, McCaffrey, McCarthy all back as Dublin bring in big guns for Meath clash
'If they get a mauling it could be very damaging' - Meath legend Bernard Flynn fears Dubs
Brian Fenton set to miss Dublin-Meath game due to one-match ban
'Why would Kieran not be there next year?' - Armagh, McGeeney and trophy drought
Whatever happens, Rory Beggan will go down as football great in golden period for goalkeepers
Loss of Darren Hughes to serious injury was 'devastating' - Vinny Corey
Paddy Lynch hits 1-9 as Cavan shock Monaghan in Ulster ambush
Monaghan suffer on the counter attack and lose veteran Darren Hughes to a serious injury.