'For me it was, the one thing that I wanted to do was make the kids proud'

Captain points to Mike Breen’s breakthrough and team’s all-round qualities in defence and attack

The tricky politics and emotions of fathers coaching sons is a minefield

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

Cathal McShane scores with his first touch after 18 months out with injury

Visitors outscore Armagh 1-5 to two points in the final quarter at the Athletic Grounds

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

Association had to tread lightly through volatile situation in which members were involved

Goalkeeper has played a huge role in establishing Dublin as dominant force in the game

Irish Times Innovation awards finalist in the health and lifesciences category has created a breathalyser to assess an individual’s digestive health

The Irish Times Innovation Awards finalists in the lifesciences and healthcare category - Atlantic Therapeutics, Nuritas and FoodMarble - are all in vanguard of innovation

Mattie Donnelly and Rory Brennan both impress in victory over Errigal Ciarán

Sixmilebridge bid to reclaim Clare title

The champions’ drive for five will find a familiar obstacle in the road in the final

Forward picked up a third black card of the year at end of semi-final win over Tyrone

Super 8s schedule shows GAA’s disdain for player welfare

Tyrone boss unconvinced by merit of RTÉ debate over ‘free to air’ games

This year stand-alone black cards issued during the league were all wiped thereafter

Two quick goals in the third quarter provide Harte’s men with the required momentum

Cork race out of the blocks but are overhauled by Tyrone in second half

Tyrone attacker has been cleared to line out in the first Super 8s match of 2019

Mickey Harte: ‘I don’t think any of the three he got were anything close to a black card’

Mickey Harte’s side dazzle in the sun as they deliver an ominous masterclass in efficiency

Mickey Harte: ‘We are never as good as we appear to be at some times’

Two first-half goals prove the difference as Mickey Harte’s side progress

Absorbing Ulster tie provided a watershed moment for this year’s championship

Tyrone never fully recovered after Peter Harte was sent off on a black card

Mickey Harte’s team have gone from being toothless to ruthless in attack since change

Mickey Harte’s side avoid a banana skin against Derry side punching above their weight

Down to 14 players, Mickey Harte’s team still avenge 2018 All-Ireland final defeat

Boosting renewable energy capacity possible ‘if we embrace our offshore wind potential’

Mickey Harte pleased with his side’s creativity as Killian Clarke red card proves key

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

Armagh thrash Antrim, Tyrone beat University of Ulster but Monaghan are held

Kerry legend picks nine Dublin players, only one from Tyrone and none from Galway

Dublin do everything better and quicker than their opponents and it’s hard to see that changing

Decision not to employ extra men behind the ball in defence ensured only one result

After taking the lead, Gavin’s side were in control and always looked like retaining the title