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Derry put Rory Gallagher controversy aside to win Ulster final in Clones, while Munster put on their red shoes and dance all over the Blues

A nerve-shredder in Clones sees the champions retain their crown

Confidence isn’t exactly skyhigh in the Meath dressingroom at the moment, but they should beat Tipperary in Navan

Move comes after allegations of domestic abuse were made by his wife Nicola Gallagher

The idea that GAA games should never, under any circumstances, be shown behind a paywall is an unreasonable stance

Tánaiste said he was personally opposed to the current GAAGO streaming arrangement for many championship games

Players claim they had no access to showers or dressingrooms after training

Association releases statement saying it will conduct a comprehensive review of GAAGO at the end of the season

Q&A: Criticism over streaming facility, aimed at Irish abroad, centres on number of games behind paywall

Darragh Ó Sé reflects on the Clifford brothers’ dedication to Kerry football . . . Gordon D’Arcy looking forward to ‘fascinating’ URC semi-final

Thursday’s documentary on the Civil War details how a real existential crisis for the association was defused

Sligo were outclassed in their senior provincial final against Galway, but their under-20s are the new big dogs

Yeats County will take on Kildare in next weekend’s final after they see off Down in Parnell Park thriller

Allowing Dublin to play four of six championship group games at Croke Park while every other county can only get two matches at home would be a perversion - but it hasn’t been ruled out

The big game of the opening weekend looks like it will be Kerry v Mayo in Killarney. Malachy Clerkin followed the draws as they happened

Seven counties have serious chance of lifting Sam Maguire this year

Tuesday’s championship draw will focus counties on new round-robin format, GAA official says

There were key victories for Cork, Kerry, Dublin and Donegal during this weekend’s round of fixtures

Forty-nine times out of 50, David Murray’s marking of Damien Comer would have been perfect - one slight movement as the ball came back off the post meant this was the one time it didn’t work out

When push comes to shove in any sport, whoever moves fastest finishes first

Armagh fancied to join Oak Leaf county in Ulster final while Dublin and Louth favourites to reach Leinster decider

He had an innate ability to understand people and respond appropriately to their grief, pain or joy

Announcement comes after the recent conviction and imprisonment of former club treasurer Thomas McKenna

Seán Cox’s life was changed forever when he was brutally assaulted outside Anfield five years ago. But he and his wife are determined not to dwell on the past

RTÉ are to largely stick with broadcasting games in the traditional championship Sunday TV slot

Only Galway in 2019 can say they lost out in the round-robin unluckily

There were too many head-high challenges in Thurles on what was only the first weekend of the hurling championship

Former Armagh captain and GAA president-elect Jarlath Burns runs one of the most over-subscribed schools in Northern Ireland. What makes it so popular?

The Waterford man (72) denies 266 counts of indecent and sexual assault against five men, now in their 40s and 50s

His death severs the last living link with the almost mythical Mayo teams of the early 1950s

Crossmolina native was a sub on the Mayo side which won the 1951 All-Ireland and also refereed two finals

For the sake of our championship as a competition, you would hope that league form proves unreliable — but I doubt it

How do you deal with something that is an intrinsic part of the game but “too vague to be policed properly” according to referees

Controlled, deliberate, hard-headed, John Kiely’s team has set the bar high for all would-be challengers

Kilkenny camogie star Grace Walsh outlines her experience of taking part in Gaelic games with scant supports in place for women

Forward stresses nothing can be taken for granted in high-level sport, ahead of his side’s Championship opener against Waterford

Of the top 12 teams in this year’s senior camogie leagues, 10 are managed by men

Championship is about working smart, having confidence in many months of work and always being open to new ideas

Air Force One landed an hour later into Ireland West Airport on Friday afternoon

Former captain pays tribute to the role of the McDonagh Cup in the county’s memorable championship run four years ago