Sarsfields edge out Slaughtneil in game that came down to inches
Mark McGuigan’s late effort goes over the bar rather than under, and Sarsfields become first Cork side to reach club final in 18 years
Derry GAA
Are Loughmore-Castleiney and Slaughtneil what all GAA clubs should strive to be?
The spectacular dual success of of both clubs suggests that offering both sports is not a hindrance to any club’s potential chances of success
Slaughtneil power home to dash Portaferry’s hopes of Ulster hurling glory
Se McGuigan and Shea Cassidy scored two goals in two minutes as Derry champions secured comeback win
Derry’s Rogers believes Rory Gallagher will return to intercounty management
Derry opted against bringing Gallagher back but Rogers believes his former boss will eventually return to the helm of an intercounty team
Derry’s Chrissy McKaigue retires from intercounty football
The decision of the former captain is a blow to new Derry manager Paddy Tally
Paddy Tally appointed as Derry manager for three-year term
Derry’s search for a new manager finally ends as Tyrone native ratified
Derry close in on appointing Paddy Tally as new senior football manager
Tyrone man has been a coach with the Kerry footballers for the last three seasons beside Jack O’Connor
Ulster SFC quarter-final round-up: Ruthless Errigal Ciarán power past Cargin in Belfast
Tyrone champions will face Armagh’s Clann Éireann after they saw off Derry champions Newbridge at Celtic Park
‘Whenever he scored the place was jumping’: Swatragh out in force to watch Derry’s Jude McAtamney make NFL debut
Former Derry U20 becomes first Irish-born player to score in the NFL since 1985
Newbridge claim Derry title with late winning point against Glen
Ryan Dougan levelled for Glen on the hour mark, fisting a goal home from close range, only for Ciaran Brooks to tap over the winner deep into injury time
Tony Scullion on the Football Review Committee: ‘We don’t need to kick ourselves in the teeth about our game but change is needed’
Former Derry captain says ‘we have to get rid of’ overly defensive play
Derry rule out Rory Gallagher coming back as manager
Former Derry boss “not in consideration” for the vacant post in the county
Hey Jude: Former Derry footballer Jude McAtamney unlikely to make New York Giants debut this weekend
Swatragh native in the frame to make NFL debut as starting kicker for Giants after Graham Gano hamstring injury
UK government refuses to grant public inquiry into murder of Seán Brown in Co Derry in 1997
Sean Brown was abducted and murdered by loyalists while locking the gates at his local GAA club
Ulster counties dominate minor football team of the year
Five Derry players have been named on the Electric Ireland Minor Star Football Team of the Year
Gaelic football year in review: Armagh the biggest surprise in a season of upsets
The best players, games and moments along with the biggest surprises and disappointments, as chosen by Irish Times writers
All-Ireland SFC semi-finals: throw-in time, TV details and team news
After 19 years of trying, Armagh are back in the All-Ireland semi-finals, but can they beat the Kingdom?
Derry winning the All-Ireland was probably the only way the endgame could have played out differently for Harte
Derry entered four competitions, they won two – the McKenna Cup and league title (a first since 2008). Their five losses came against Dublin, Donegal, Galway, Armagh and Kerry. It wasn’t a tremendous season, but it certainly wasn’t an awful one results-wise.
Mickey Harte steps down as Derry manager after less than one year in charge
Tyrone native led Derry to a league title but endured a difficult championship campaign
Derry defend their All-Ireland minor football crown with win over Armagh
Goals in each half from captain James Sargent and Cody Rocks secure a third title in last five years
All-Ireland MFC final: Derry face off against familiar rivals Armagh as they look to defend title
The reigning champions can call upon as many as five starters from last year’s all-conquering side
Michael Murphy: Galway’s direct action leaves four semi-finalists trying to resolve vulnerabilities
Michael Murphy: The four counties still standing won’t have to cope with Dublin’s ruthless box-ticking but they all still have their own issues to address
Five things we learned from the GAA weekend: Kerry talk of purists when it suits them
The Kingdom is full of pragmatists; Donegal are both battle-hardened and fresh; Derry’s nihilistic streak; Tipperary’s minor miracle
Jack O’Connor makes no apologies for Kerry’s eyesore win over Derry
Kerry boss Jack O'Connor ‘If you think you can play a kind of gung-ho open football against that type of structure then that’s not living in the real world’
Surprising semi-final line-up suggests new Gaelic football order and end of Dublin era
Galway will face Donegal in All-Ireland semi-final while Kerry meet Armagh
Kerry eventually put Derry to bed in a pig of a game at Croke Park
A drab afternoon was saved by cameos from Cillian Burke, Killian Spillane and Dylan Geaney as the Munster champions progress to meet Armagh
Kerry beat Derry to make semi-final: All-Ireland quarter-final as it happened
Kingdom through to play Armagh, while Donegal will play Galway
Time for Kerry to move up a gear in their quest to reclaim Sam
I expect a big performance from Kerry and reckon they will beat Derry pretty convincingly
All-Ireland quarter-finals: throw-in times, TV details and team news
Kieran McGeeney’s Armagh can earn a reward for their consistency in the last two years by reaching the All-Ireland semi-finals along with Dublin, Kerry and Donegal
Everyone has a story to tell in the All-Ireland quarter-finals but Dublin and Kerry remain the teams to beat
The football championship finally gets serious with the two biggest beasts out there for everyone else to take a swing at in Croke Park this weekend
Johnny Crowley confident Kerry are well prepared for Derry test
Kerry have enjoyed serene progress so far but Jack O’Connor’s men will be wary of the potent threat posed by Mickey Harte’s Derry
Tactical breakdown: Derry pin back Mayo’s forwards to blunt their attacking threat
Mickey Harte’s side made it their business to get men who are key to an opposition’s game plan doing jobs they didn’t want to do
Seán Moran: Harte and O’Connor sound echoes of the days when there were second acts in All-Ireland lives
An old rivalry resumes at the weekend, but have the ground rules changed forever?
Michael Murphy: Derry back from the brink and will believe they can beat Kerry
Mayo needed to ask the big questions from the start and didn’t. You can be sure Kerry won’t make the same mistake.
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