Kilcoo keep up run of success in Down championship with easy win over disappointing Burren
Karl Lacey’s men clock up their sixth Down club championship title in a row, their 12th in 13 years
Karl Lacey’s men clock up their sixth Down club championship title in a row, their 12th in 13 years
Ronan Sheehan’s Down won the first shoot-out in 2020. He would prefer an alternative means of resolution
Crowley was a member of the 1958 All-Ireland winning Dublin side, while McKay won two All-Ireland titles with Down
Laois managed to stay in touch to create an interesting endgame, but anything other than a win for the Mourne men would have seemed unjust
Laverty’s team to face Laois has four changes from the side that overcame Sligo after extra-time
Down face Laois in Saturday’s Tailteann Cup final
Everything you need to know ahead of Armagh v Kerry and Donegal v Galway, and the Tailteann Cup final
Ryan McEvoy rode to Down’s rescue at crucial stages of a game that ran to over 100 minutes in total
Mayo are coming from a different position. Frustrated not to get the win over Dublin, they are nonetheless on a run of just one defeat in the past seven matches
Limerick power on; TJ Reid closes in on magical 700 mark; how Gearoid Hegarty got his groove back; Kerry’s revenge best served very cold
An all Ulster contest is set to take place with Fermanagh to meet Antrim while Down will host Limerick
Longford exit competition after two goals from Stephen Curry help Waterford to impressive win
Follow along for live commentary with seven matches scheduled between the All-Ireland Championship and Tailteann Cup
In the days when defeat meant your summer was over, All-Ireland champions Derry and an apparently faded Down played out an epic duel in the sun
Kerry look to start faster than last year against a flagging Monaghan outfit; Mayo look to bounce back from Galway defeat
Donegal native Ciaran Diver finishes with 1-5 for the exiles in their 14-point hammering of Offaly in Tullamore
Referee Liam Devenney was kept busy during a physical semi-final clash in Clones
Jim McGuinness’s Donegal side defend unbeaten record this season as they lock horns against old rivals Tyrone
Conor Laverty’s men seal four-point victory in front of a bumper crowd in Newry
Jim Gavin’s Football Review Committee addresses age-old concerns about Gaelic football in a contemporary setting
Who ranks as the main All-Ireland contender heading into the first weekend of championship action?
Seven months after his first American football kicking trial, the former Down goalkeeper has signed a contract with the New Orleans Saints
Sam McCartan puts in ‘one of the best performances a Westmeath man has given in Croke Park,’ according to manager Des Dolan
Down’s fortunes likely to improve against Westmeath
Mayobridge native signs three-year deal with the Super Bowl 44 champions after visiting their facility on Friday
22-year-old becomes the first of the Irish quartet on the NFL’s International Pathway Programme to visit at a franchise’s facility
Dublin are still leagues apart; Tipperary are lacking leaders; the mystery of Cathal O’Neill; Tyrone left in state of despair; Clare see a clear path
Two second-half goals helped the home side cruise to victory at Páirc Esler
Division Three: Promotion battle will go down to the final round of games after draw in Mullingar
Player hailed from one of football’s most distinguished families and transpired to be a formative influence on the county’s 1960s breakthrough
Down boss Conor Laverty exploring the possibility of a goalkeeping role for former GAA All Star and Aussie Rules player Marty Clarke
Derry ring late changes; Cork and Kildare go goal crazy; Galway’s walking wounded ... and is that Brian Cody?
Wicklow are now pointless from five games and look set for relegation
Liam Kerr scores two goals as Ulster Down continue fine league campaign by seeing off Offaly in Newry
Offaly miss a late penalty as they fall to Clare; Westmeath work past Wicklow to maintain 100 per cent start to the league
Rory Beggan, Darragh Leader, Mark Jackson and Charlie Smyth already in the US preparing for month’s NFL Combine in Indianapolis
Wasteful Kildare left to rue chances at Brewster Park
All-Ireland champions Dublin face a tricky assignment in Castlebar after the opening day defeat to Monaghan at Croke Park
League promotion remains flashing target for Down while Wicklow look to maintain Division Three status
Wicklow’s Mark Jackson, Down’s Charlie Smyth and former Connacht fullback Darragh Leader to try out in front of scouts
Armagh to face Derry and Monaghan to take on Donegal this weekend
Down’s Charlie Smyth and ex-Ireland rugby under-20 international Darragh Leader among the four set to travel, with Tyrone’s Niall Morgan missing out
Antrim side were much the stronger in extra-time and go on to play Slaughtneil in the decider
Beggan was instrumental in Scotstown’s win over Kilcoo to move into the Ulster club semi-finals
Scotstown will aim to improve their dreadful record in Ulster after beating the two-time Ulster champions Kilcoo with a couple of brilliant injury-time scores
Castlehaven’s Munster SFC clash with Cratloe moved to Páirc Uí Chaoimh because of expected bad weather
Ballygunner and Sarsfields meet in Munster SHC quarter-final while Leinster SFC quarter-finals are down for decision
Four players for finalists Down, with awards also for Cavan, Carlow and Antrim
Rules Advisory Committee acknowledges provision ‘probably needs a bit of tightening up’
Weak Down County Board should have faced down Kilcoo's successful bid to dictate who referees a county final
Paul Faloon’s club Drumragh ‘extremely disappointed’ after Kilcoo appealed on the grounds of ‘perceived bias’
Cratloe crowned Clare champions thanks to win over St Breckan’s, while St Joseph’s conquer in Laois
Kilcoo bidding for an 11th Down senior football title in 12 seasons while high-profile Cork and Tipperary county finals form the highlight of Sunday’s hurling action
At a glance there are over a dozen former GAA senior intercounty managers now operating in the background with county teams
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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