GAA Club Football Championship

The younger brother of Dublin star Con scored 1-5 as Dublin jinx strikes again for the Kildare champions

Down champions come through despite being down to 14 men three times during the game in Newry

In the first 33 years of the championship, clubs from the county won 11 All-Irelands; in the 21 years since, none

Munster champions Castlehaven put title on the line against Dr Crokes in Killarney

Chartered train will ferry the club’s fans to Newbridge to see Dublin star Con O’Callaghan and co make their provincial bow

First time in club’s history a football and hurling double championship success has been achieved in same season

John Heslin feels it is unfair to be expecting players to take time off work

Limerick intercounty player puts in a man-of-the match show in victory over Fr Casey’s

Wicklow outfit held on for a one-point victory and will play Tullamore in next round

Goals from Fola Ayorinde and Danny McCartan help Mullingar side on their way to 13-point victory

Alan McLoughlin scores six of St Molaise Gaels’ seven points but late attempt to set up goal misfires

Louth team punished Abbeylara after Jason Kelly was sent off

Midfielder scores three late points as Tyrone champions get past Donegal’s St Eunan’s in Omagh

Erne Gaels pushed on in the closing period to secure four-point victory at Brewster Park

Provincial football championships kick off in Ulster, Munster and Leinster

Historic wins for Feakle and Doon in Munster but the fairytale rise of new Kilkenny hurling champions perhaps the story of the year in the GAA

Authoritative second half performance saw the defending champions win vibrant contest

Ryan Dougan levelled for Glen on the hour mark, fisting a goal home from close range, only for Ciaran Brooks to tap over the winner deep into injury time

Scotstown seal ninth county title since 2013 in Clones

Maigh Cuilinn fall to Corofin at the final hurdle for second year running

Goals from David Shaw, Kieran O’Leary and Evan Looney end Dingle’s hopes of first title in 76 years

Straight red for Celbridge’s Paddy Brophy proves decisive in the closing stages

Ballina Stephenites claim 38th senior football title with seven-point win in Castlebar

Powerhouse second-half performance sees club past Clan na Gael as Armagh forward scores eight points

Many tight contests in store on weekend of finals, including in Mayo, Cork and Galway, but hard to see upset in Armagh

Deserved first title for Dalkey club in breathless conclusion to final

A goal and a point late on makes up for costly mistake that had let Wolfe Tomes take the lead in Navan

Just seven days after claiming hurling title, they held out against the wind for four-point success

There was no way back for Ramor after they had 11 wides and scored just two points with the wind in the first half

Eoin Colleran’s 1-3 vital as Pearses hold off a late comeback from Roscommon Gaels

Armagh, Tyrone, Longford, Wicklow football finals among those to be called off

Mayo football final and Clare hurling final postponed due to status orange wind warnings

Traditionally a hurling stronghold, the southside club have made it to only their second Dublin football final where they take on near neighbours Kilmacud Crokes

Cuala face reigning champions Kilmacud Crokes in the Dublin Senior Football final on Sunday

Few people can imagine how Brian Cody felt during 20 All-Ireland finals, but everyone knows what it’s like to fight a relegation battle

The Donegal final ended in heartbreak for the underdogs, who were chasing a first title since 1958

Triumph completes remarkable turnaround for side relegated from Division 1 earlier in the season

Nerve-tingling clash ends in heartbreak for the challengers

Karl Lacey’s men clock up their sixth Down club championship title in a row, their 12th in 13 years

Loughlin free puts The Downs ahead in second minute of added time, but Hogan equalises with time almost up at the end of a patient move