Darragh Ó Sé: Jim McGuinness acted like any manager would when he saw his player get split open
Sean Hurson handled the problem in Killarney by not handling it. It was a wise call and he went on to have a great game
Sean Hurson handled the problem in Killarney by not handling it. It was a wise call and he went on to have a great game
The current iteration of the GAA’s disciplinary committee has been notably non-interventionist
GAA’s Central Competitions Control Committee deemed the matter to have been dealt with by referee Seán Hurson
Donegal manager knows he was wrong to put his hand on a player, but context is important
The Donegal manager could get a 12-week ban after an incident with a Kerry player in Killarney on Saturday
Subscriptions have become part of everyday consumption, but the GAA is still being forced to explain itself
Plenty of peril and intrigue from day one in this year’s revamped All-Ireland
Television: At a time when sport on TV feels like a covert way to advertise betting websites and beer there’s something hugely refreshing about this
Hand-passing and slow play were critical to recent clashes of football’s elite pairing
Race to be All-Ireland champions begins in earnest this weekend and injuries will have a big say on who comes out on top
Saturday 3pm throw-in for match-up of last year’s finalists, with Galway v Kildare on RTÉ
Not only are the Munster and Connacht deciders overshadowed but the likes of Donegal, Meath and Tyrone are rewarded for getting knocked out early
The opening eight matches will take place over the final two weekends in May
Conor Laverty’s team will find Armagh pose a more varied threat than Donegal last week
Two late goals by Miceál Rooney knocked the holders out in Letterkenny
Kerry likely too strong for Clare, Armagh struck by injuries
Veteran forward is one of the key reasons Donegal are contenders - Kerry let themselves down by failing to even say boo to him
McStay set to head new Gaelic football expert advisory group following Jim Gavin’s Football Review Committee
Heading into first weekend of championship, Donegal are in great shape, Kerry are still king. Here is how all sides are looking
Donegal’s gratifying takedown of Kerry shows they are on the right track but it won’t define their season
Meath did a similar number on Cork in the Division Two final, underlining a renewed focus on the strategy
Lethargic Kingdom left Croke Park on Sunday glad ‘it’s only the league’
It was fun going around the world with Aoife and Lisa O’Rourke
Lengthy spells without scoring left the holders in freefall against Jim McGuinness’s impressive winners
Early possession settled Jim McGuinness’s side in Division 1 decider
Meath won the Division 2 title in a close contest against Cork
Wicklow beat Donegal in Division 3 decider, Sligo hold on for Division 4 crown
Last year’s All-Ireland finalists meet again in Division 1 decider at Croke Park
High-voltage league conclusions have been charging up since the turn of the century
Donegal and Kerry to contest final; Meath and Cork are promoted; dramatic finishes in Division Three and Four see Wexford and Longford promoted
Donegal’s quality off the bench was key to their four-point win in Clones
Division 1 final likely to see All-Ireland rematch between Donegal and Kerry
Jim McGuinness and Jack O’Connor seem locked in a rivalry to show who cares less about the competition
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