Galway for Liam MacCarthy? The notion was laughable mere weeks ago
Micheál Donoghue has got the most out of emerging talent and the outcome has been remarkable
Shock wins would be an incredible shot in the arm for hurling - but is that what we want?
Season has been building towards Cork-Limerick showdown, but there could yet be a twist in the tale
Ciarán Murphy: Nobody gave me a cleaning out like the late, great Paul Clancy
Clancy finished his Galway career at centre back, where his use of the ball, vision and intelligence were memorable
Who knew Fifa would be easier to deal with than your average GAA steward?
Whether in Kansas City or Salthill, some games can only be appreciated in the flesh
Ciarán Murphy: Jeopardy enters the frame shouting and roaring this weekend. And we love it
After the shadow boxing it’s now straight knock-out time, a situation which we reflexively prefer
Ciarán Murphy: A sight to behold as the Ghosts of AFL Past and Future saved their counties
Kobe McDonald can learn much from Ciarán Byrne ahead of his great adventure down under
Ciarán Murphy: Premature goodbyes are denying the hurling championship added jeopardy
Adding an extra post-provincial round would keep more counties in the running for longer
Ciarán Murphy: Win the Tailteann Cup and good things can follow
Tournament still searching for a niche, but past winners have gone on to shine brightly
Ciarán Murphy: Don’t say this in Munster, but Leinster is the story of the hurling summer
With Kilkenny in danger and Offaly daring to dream, eastern province has delivered a captivating narrative
Nothing will top Maurice Fitzgerald but Jack McCarron’s point for Monaghan was the next best thing
Point to level Saturday’s game against Derry is up there with some of the all-time greats
Ciarán Murphy: Rational analysis be damned when counties blow hot and cold with reckless abandon
Predicting the Leinster semi-finals outcomes is an exercise in trust – which two counties do you mistrust the least
Ciarán Murphy: Challengers shouldn’t fear old tormentors in new Leinster landscape
Provincial championship openers showed Dublin and Kilkenny are far from invincible despite past glories
Ciarán Murphy: This old boomer won’t need a phone to live out the provincial championships
If ever there was a sport to expose the inability of a camera phone to capture anything like the real thing, it’s hurling
Ciarán Murphy: In a changing TV landscape, the GAA needs to up the ante
Supporters have come to expect live coverage of their intercounty teams, the GAA should strive to oblige
Ciarán Murphy: Merging Gaelic games associations is inevitable, so just get on with it
When Sweden switched from driving on the left to driving on the right, the sky didn’t fall, so we can ignore the doomsayers