Cork GAA chief calls on FRC dissent and cynical play proposals to extended to hurling
Kevin O’Donovan praises GAA president Jarlath Burns and Jim Gavin for their work with the Football Review Committee
Kevin O’Donovan praises GAA president Jarlath Burns and Jim Gavin for their work with the Football Review Committee
Combination of widespread concern and relentlessly focused solutions earns a trial next year, which is all they were looking for
Special congress will first decide whether to approve universal application to all levels of football
Dublin star dismisses talk of a switch to hurling as ‘nonsense’
Feminist activist Ailbhe Smyth and psychologist Mary Aiken also in line for the honour
Group asked to consider and report to Oireachtas on new local government structures for Dublin
Taoiseach says the assemblies will allow ‘everyday people’ to make ‘real contribution’
The acquiescence has vanished with both counties on a mission to get over the line
Former Dublin star had forgotten that relegation came before 1995 All-Ireland win
In 2010, Pat Gilroy’s side beat Mickey Harte’s Tyrone to send them down to Division Two
Keegan’s addition to coaching ticket a boost while Keane’s arrival increases options
Dublin will have noted how Kildare got on top against Seán O’Shea and Adrian Spillane
Farrell’s side face firing squad in Tralee – and Kerry will aim to deliver the coup de grace
Crokes stalwart missed out on the glory years with Dublin but focuses his efforts instead on his club ambitions
Keith Duggan: TG4’s Laochra Gael reveals another side to one of the most memorable
Culture of consistent daily improvement eases the pathway to achievement of goals
Scully expects intensity of national league to grow due to condensed nature of season
Teams must be able to adapt quickly to situations and avoid ‘curse of predictability’
Goalscoring forward’s name will be to the fore whenever Dubs’ decade of dominance is recalled
34-year-old won eight All-Ireland titles and 11 Leinster medals during 12 years with Dubs
Galway men’s head coach will join association’s high performance department
‘It does come back, deservedly so, to people that are leading the line’
Saturday’s win was particularly sweet for Tyrone’s joint-manager after past experience
Dublin boss sends his side out against Meath in search of a fifth successive women’s title
Dublin were dying for the line to come and save them as Mayo hounded them down
No team will have to bounce back after such a fall from grace as Dublin who soared so high
Serial champions’ winning streak seemed as if it would continue forever ... until it did not
In the end the sight of Dublin in disintegration was shocking to behold
The 2017 All-Ireland final had it all and, ultimately, ended in the same result
McManamon was thorn in underdogs’ side but champions’ reserves look weaker this time out
Boxer touches down with other athletes in Dublin on Tuesday afternoon
Mayo cannot afford a repeat of the dismal second quarter against Galway
It’s impossible to see them losing to Kildare and then they just have two more games
We can admire Dublin and still want to puke at how straightforward they have made it
Sport psychologist’s sister Dara was tragically killed while on Coast Guard duty in 2017
Dublin star on how he grabbed an opportunity when it presented itself back in 2017
Iconic sports books revisited: John Leonard on his story Dub Sub Confidential
‘He fostered a relationship with a lot of lads where there was compassion and care’
No shocks in this All-Ireland season as Dublin’s main challengers slip up
This Saturday James Horan’s men will attempt to repeat the feat of dethroning the champions
James Horan’s side will match up to Dublin in places, just not all over the pitch
Cian O’Sullivan praises the Ballyboden player’s patience while awaiting his opportunity
Liam Cahill preparing team for All-Ireland final is an outcome few could have predicted
Ballyboden St Enda’s player caps fine showing with late goal against Cavan
Any contenders to Dublin’s crown are going to have to produce something very special
Teams will watch for signs of new Dublin manager’s intent, and clues to football’s future
Our experts find it hard to look past Dublin and Kerry as winners of unique competition
‘The Dublin players are humble enough to realise that if they’re not on it, they can be beaten’
‘I think Mayo have probably embraced emotion but they’ve also I think suffered sometimes’
There has always been the sense that he couldn’t fully give into the idea of uniformity
The St Vincent’s player always kept his club at the centre of his footballing journey
Rise of several players and Clifford encouraging says former Kingdom stalwart
So long the star, Brogan had to graft his way back from injury and fight for every minute
Outstanding forward epitomised Dublin’s transformation but endured frustrations
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices