Conor McManus

34-year-old reflects on business, football and his panel being caught training in the Spring

It is deemed better for a Gaelic footballer to be an assassin or a thug than soft or windy

Big questions have yet to be asked of the new Dublin number one goalkeeper

Never-say-die Monaghan’s second-half comeback comes up agonisingly short

Five points up at half-time, Tyrone took their eye off the ball at Croke Park

Seán Moran looks ahead to hurling quarter-finals and provincial football deciders

Brendan Óg Ó Dufaigh will be remembered as one of county’s most outstanding players

Monaghan play their way into Ulster final for the first time since 2015

Conor McManus turns the screw at the death after his side give away a commanding lead

Pádraic Joyce will be especially frustrated with the number of mistakes made at the end

Kildare and Mayo join top flight as teams feel the heat in promotion and relegation battles

Captain suffers hamstring injury as Donegal come back to draw with Monaghan

Monaghan introduced Conor McManus for second half but Armagh finished stronger

His UCC team produced the likes of Peter Crowley and Stephen O’Brien for Kerry

Door to an All-Ireland final now invitingly open for Cork, Tipp, Galway or Mayo

The hurling championship gets underway as the football league comes to a conclusion

With the county moving up to Level 4, the footballer is not taking anything for granted

Defender says people have to be ‘very careful’ with what they post about players online

Séamus McEnaney still happy with his side’s performance despite losing big lead

Monaghan allow six-point lead to slip away in injury-time as Farrell's side come back from the dead

Documentary looks back at four decades analysis, debate, rows, and dodgy sweaters

Glenties men move within one win of first Ulster club football title

Monaghan champions in bonus territory having almost lost their senior status a year ago

There’s club action in three provinces and 11-a-side hurling in New York

There has been opposition from winners and losers alike towards penalty shootouts

Crossmaglen Rangers refused to throw in the towel but Monaghan champions progress

‘In Cross our first option always is to go out and play attacking football’

Armagh kingpins turn it around in second half against Ballymacnab

Séan Moran looks through a busy weekend of action in both football and hurling

There have been successes in the new format but also worrying trends

Martin Reilly’s early penalty the key score in front of 13,500 at Breffni Park

Written off after a dreadful Croke Park show, James Horan’s men are now motoring

Cavan remain bottom of table and must beat Dublin to have any chance of staying up

Kingdom score seven of the last eight points in Killarney to maintain unbeaten record

Tipp hurlers need to beat Cork to have any chance of reaching quarter-finals

After a dismal start to the league Mickey Harte’s team far too good for Ulster rivals

Kevin Walsh’s team win in Inniskeen despite slow start and their extensive injury list

Likes of Kerry’s O’Shea and Dublin’s Costello lay down a marker for later in the year

‘It is going to be the one rule that takes away the possession mentality’ says Louth boss Wayne Kierans

Not the first opening league game defeat for Dubs but still no cracks visible yet