Cavan GAA

Five second-half points from Bernard Allen sees Offaly beat Fermanagh for second win in a row

Dessie Dolan’s loses first league game after taking over as manager of the Lake County

Westmeath already guaranteed of All-Ireland football later in the year after Tailteann Cup victory

The climax of the club season sees two Ulster clubs intent on disrupting the party

Derry beat Fermanagh as goals prove the difference for Cavan against Antrim

Six players from the champions named on team, with runners-up Cavan claiming four spots

Ratoath win Meath SFC in simmering affair in Navan

County opens the Breffni Gallery, a celebration of the county’s GAA heritage and place in the community

The Morning Sports Briefing: Keep ahead of the game with ‘The Irish Times’ sports team

Paul Fitzpatrick with all the latest news from both counties ahead of the All-Ireland football final

Kerry’s feral approach almost cost them but Dublin’s revival was ended by Seán O’Shea’s stunning kick

Favourites Cavan have an off day in the final as Lakesiders take the silverware

Wing forward Gerard Smith admits to a slight tinge of regret to miss out on a crack at the traditional qualifiers

Memorable Saturday for Clare as Diarmaid Nash wins US Handball Nationals in Oregon

Cavan weathered the storm, doing just enough to remain in pole position despite the excellence of Murphy

Outsiders against Cavan, the county’s captain knows that what is rare is wonderful

Manager Mickey Graham talked to his players about having a cut at the new competition after defeat to Donegal

Mayo get beaten Leinster finalists Kildare; Cork and Limerick form all-Munster affair

Goalkeeper Aidan Devaney the hero as Sligo beat Leitrim on penalties; Cavan win derby match against Fermanagh

Sligo to play Leitrim, Carlow to play Westmeath and Offaly to play New York in other matches

Longford and Fermanagh does not a derby make in so-called regional Tailteann Cup

Round-up: Sligo escape with an extra-time win over London as Alan Reilly scores crucial point

Cavan and Down, the two most successful Sam Maguire counties from Ulster, meet in the first round

The best way to prove you don’t belong in the Tailteann Cup is to go and win it

Donegal are back in another Ulster final but the winning margin flatters them

Former Blues forward gone from the panel two years but keenly watching Donegal clash

The Ulster Council decided on Clones, probably because of its greater capacity

Hoping to reach their 10th Ulster final in 12 years, Donegal are keeping their eye on the ball