Louth GAA

Clare bounce back, Cork’s goals dry up, Brennan onto something special in Louth and Laois coming to the boil nicely

Monaghan’s summer petered out as the Farney now braces itself for the long goodbye

Sam Mulroy strikes with a free deep into injury time to secure a famous victory for the Wee County

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

Geography may suggest an unequal battle against Cork, but the Wee County will be gunning to make history

Dublin and Armagh strike late equalisers to secure All-Ireland quarter-final places

The Kingdom progress straight through to the All-Ireland quarter-finals while Louth head to the preliminary stage

Goals from Craig Lennon and Conor Grimes had put Louth into a good position for their second All-Ireland win only to be pegged back late on

Follow along for live commentary with seven matches scheduled between the All-Ireland Championship and Tailteann Cup

Kerry are bringing threats from deep, Mayo like to go on the loop, while Roscommon get joy from wrap-arounds

Limerick’s season is going exactly how they would want; Dublin wind it up; Keith Rossiter’s Wexford revival; and those bloody abacuses

Three first-half goals put Ger Brennan’s side in control of affairs in Inniskeen

Donegal take on Tyrone in the pick of the four games taking place on Saturday

Louth full-back Dermot Campbell returns to fitness ahead of Saturday’s clash after recovering from a hamstring injury

Following the chastening defeat to Donegal, Mickey Harte's Derry must decide whether to revert to a more cautious Plan B or just come back blazing with a better, more effective Plan A

Grattan Park in Inniskeen will host the clash between Louth and Meath; all games to be played on Saturday, May 25th

Wee County do themselves proud as they reduce the deficit from 21 points last year to four points

Former Hill 16 hero Ger Brennan fully committed to leading underdogs Louth into battle against the reigning Leinster and All-Ireland champions Dublin

Louth are due to face Dublin what promises to be a thrilling All-Ireland Final this Sunday

Louth open up early lead but lose momentum, with Eamonn Armstrong propelling Meath forward to first Leinster U-20 title in 23 years

Galway and Kilkenny still top dogs in Leinster; Donegal find hidden depths; Limerick tweak a winning formula; Leinster football needs a road show

Lilywhites consigned to the Tailteann Cup for the first time following Leinster semi-final defeat to Louth

Louth back in Leinster decider for a second straight year as Sam Mulroy kicks seven points at Croke Park

Jim McGuinness’s Donegal side defend unbeaten record this season as they lock horns against old rivals Tyrone

Kildare’s frustrating inconsistency suggests a lack of identity and leadership, which could be exposed at Croke Park on Sunday

Former Louth goalkeeper is coaching the Kildare senior footballers this season

Kildare opt not to challenge a proposed one-match suspension issued by GAA

Allowing The Irish Times access to preparations last week did not do McConville’s side any harm and engagement shows huge hunger by GAA public for insight

Ciarán Downey’s two dynamite finishes and two penalties from Sam Mulroy seal the deal

Laois, Down, Kildare, Louth and Armagh should progress in respective competitions

Louth players have responded well to Ger Brennan's new managerial team and all eyes are now focused on returning to the Leinster football final

Who ranks as the main All-Ireland contender heading into the first weekend of championship action?

Moyna, by his own admission, fell out of love with Gaelic football around six years ago

Visitors were creators of their own downfall and the Wee County were in no mood for charity

Division Two dogfight: Louth and Fermanagh meet in a pivotal clash in Ardee while Cork and struggling Kildare both still have work to do

Jim McGuinness's team have now picked up nine points from five outings

Ger Brennan’s side lose a third league game by a single point and now face relegation battle

Colm O’Rourke’s side scored 1-6 without response in the final 30 minutes to turn the Division Two encounter on its head

Three months after being threatened with expulsion from the league by the GAA’s CCCC, Cavan hurlers knuckling down to their task in Division 3A

First-half goals from Ciaran Downey and Ciaran Keenan hauled the hosts back after a slow start