Junior and intermediate finals are as good a day as you can have following Gaelic games

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Tipperary’s hero of 2010 final believes, if anything, Cats are getting a little stronger

The eight-time All-Ireland winner with Kilkenny was forced to retire from hurling

Classy forward has found retirement from the intercounty game difficult to deal with

Since 1999 Cats have scored twice as many as their various semi-final opponents

Hurler of the Year ignores Loughnane’s view as he focuses on upcoming Clare challenge

Kilkenny forward eager to remain on upward curve after strong showing last season

Injury forces brilliant Carrickshock forward to end his stellar intercounty career at just 30

Kilkenny hurling star won eight All-Ireland titles during 11 years with the Cats

The Kilkenny manager is very forthright about how hurling can be improved

Cody gets 110 per cent out of players and has done it consistently . . . he is the Boss!

Kilkenny manager was not concerned as his side trailed by three points at half time

Cody’s side produce imperious second half display to see off Galway at Croke Park

Cody’s bench for this year’s All-Ireland final looks the thinnest one for quite a while

The player knows the history but thinks this team is special enough to beat Kilkenny

Kilkenny manager has ‘no concerns’ over the fitness of Larkin and Ger Aylward for Galway decider

TJ Reid’s goal crucial in giving Cats the necessary platform for victory

Waterford need to hurl with abandon and be a bit smarter in their use the ball

Waterford’s ambitions not served by meeting might of reigning champions

Déise will bring workrate and honesty but I can’t see Cody’s champions beaten

Defender claiming the mantle left by the likes of JJ Delaney, Tommy Walsh and Brian Hogan

Seán Moran, Gavin Cummiskey and Ian O’Riordan with the main talking points

Brian Cody’s relentless drive brings 16th All-Ireland semi-final in 17 years

Riche Hogan says injuries held back a player whose talent was never in doubt

Troublesome lower back problem may curtail Kilkenny ace’s role at Nowlan Park

It’s the Munster championship in May and losing might not be such a disaster

The 2014 Hurler of the Year played a key role in Kilkenny’s All-Ireland success

Keith Duggan looks back at the career of one of the GAA’s immortal figures, a persona who might just overshadow them all

Despite demands of the game Limerick captain is committed to another year

Proposal to substitute a player sent off for two yellow cards queried by former All-Ireland winner

Malachy Clerkin on the All-Ireland hurling final that had everything but a winner

County CEO also doubts if club championships can be squeezed into calendar year

Costello latest GAA official to voice concerns about club championship calendar year conclusion

Richie Hogan named Hurler of the Year while James O’Donoghue takes football award

September’s GAA/GPA Player of the Month able to reflect on an extra-special All-Ireland win

He transformed Kerry’s All-Irelandchallenge having feared his career was over after being left on the bench against Galway

‘Barry called it as he saw it. Mr Cody should have said nothing and went through the proper channels if he had a problem’

They have turned history upside down during the tenure of one manager and joined Kerry at a dizzying altitude

Dublin to decide on hurling manager in coming days