Ciarán Murphy

Results suggest Meath boss O’Rourke may have to opt for a more pragmatic approach but McStay’s long-term hunch about O’Shea’s best position appears to be well-founded

The games are a pale shadow of what hurling can be, but analyst and coach Jamie Wall has some ingenious ideas to revive the league

Football seemed stuck, but now more and more teams are embracing a less risk-averse version of the game, and it’s Dublin who are stuck

Former Armagh captain is well versed in the challenges faced by the modern intercounty player

From the Aviva to the Premier League and all the way to the Super Bowl, the flaws were there for us all to see

County’s minor hurlers aiming to be included in either Leinster or Munster championship

How it will end nobody quite knows but the fallout from the recent All-Ireland final is definitely exercising the mind of the public

The reaction to Kilmacud Crokes’s blunder at the end of the All-Ireland club final shows us, yet again, that tradition is a powerful thing

The Kerry goalkeeper showed his class outfield in the intermediate club final but is realistic enough to know his limitations on the bigger stage

‘Lookit, it’s just the league’ might as well have been the tagline of the competition for the last 30 years

Dublin won easily, but the real question is has a lack of intercounty action damaged my mental well-being?

O’Toole and Donal Colfer a lineage that joins Dublin’s two finest football teams of the last 100 years

All Fifa’s tournaments may look identical now, but you can’t say the same of Gaelic games

Raging against the dying of the light is no easy feat even for the great ones

He now exists in that rarefied air of sportspeople that have a specific pressure only they have to bear