In their pomp Armagh were the real boys of summer
Fans returning to Croke Park for Dublin tie will recall a glorious decade from 1999
Jim McGuinness: Armagh could be on cusp of something special
Kieran McGeeney’s side have something about them but need more solidity in defence
Pádraic Joyce’s blunt ambition already shaking things up in Galway
Manager makes bold statement of intent in early stages of tenure
Sideline Cut: Impractical GAA calendar needs to be torn up and reimagined
GAA calendar sort of mathematical puzzle that would have defeated Hawking and Gates
Seán Moran: From here to eternity – loss and legacy in GAA
Art Foley’s passing among the recent bereavements to leave a mark on the GAA
Dublin’s McCaffrey and Tipperary’s Maher win GAA writers’ awards
Honours for Kernan and Griffin, managers of Armagh and Wexford All-Ireland winning teams
Echoes of the past as youthful Armagh head for western front
In 2001 the Ulster county took part in one of the most dramatic of the early qualifiers
Concession Road: Where the Border fuels business
For just 6km, the road from Castleblayney to Dundalk dips into Northern Ireland
Horror-show in All-Ireland final could have serious repercussions
Ciarán Murphy: Any rule changes can’t be as a direct result of Dublin’s dominance
Joe Kernan and Leonard Enright inducted into GAA Hall of Fame
This year’s hurling and football inductees have been announced
Joe Kernan welcomes the end of the luck of the Ulster draw
Counties finding themselves in province’s preliminary round will be exempt for following two years
Australians impressed by ‘highly-skilled’ Ireland’s adaptability
Kernan’s inexperienced side suffer second Test defeat as Aussies’ intensity takes its toll
Joe Kernan criticises ‘diabolical’ refereeing in second test
Ireland manager says Australia’s Nat Fyfe should have been shown a straight red
Ireland’s fightback runs out of steam as Australia take series
Early goals put visitors ahead but third quarter proves costly again in Perth
Ireland to check on pitch size before Perth Test
Manager Joe Kernan wants to ensure dimensions are in keeping with the rules
Ireland's recovery mission unlikely to catch Australia
Kernan’s team can improve but opponents are impressive and 10 points is a big gap
Blanket defence ‘may be saving players from concussion’
Leading medical expert says style of play does not allow for high-velocity impacts
Shane Walsh intends to put hard lessons to good use in Perth
Having gone into Adelaide a rookie, Galway forward says the biggest lesson is to relax
Ciarán Sheehan joins Irish international Rules squad
Question marks remain over the involvement of Niall Murphy and Enda Smith
Ireland seek rebirth in Perth after downgrade in Adelaide
Manager Joe Kernan without Pearce Hanley for second Test as team trail by 10 points
Ireland fail to keep track with daring Australian tactics
International Rules: on a hot afternoon in Adelaide the home side threw caution to the wind as Joe Kernan’s men stalled
Darren Hughes replaces injured Pearce Hanley in Perth
No decision as yet on the possibility of drafting in Hawthorn’s Conor Glass
Ireland are hung, drawn and third-quartered in Adelaide
Manager Joe Kernan’s team has a mountain to climb after big slippage in first test match
Joe Kernan confirms Pearce Hanley is out of second Test
‘With illness and injuries, I’m very proud of the players and how they finished the game’
Australia seal first Test in Adelaide against goal-shy Irish
The hosts have 10 points to spare ahead of next week’s second Test, a sellout in Perth
International Rules violence? ‘Well behind us’ says Joe Kernan
‘The game doesn’t require over-physicality to make it a good spectacle for the fans’
Copenhagen to Adelaide - Your sporting guide to the weekend
There are four Ireland teams in action in the coming days plus tennis, darts, GAA, golf and cycling
Pearse Hanley, Enda Smith and Niall Murphy unlikely to play full part
Joe Kernan: ‘A few boys have a bug - hopefully it will stay at that and no more get it’
Level of skill required to play International Rules enticed Feely
Athy player says Ireland’s biggest challenge is matching Australia’s speed and power
Zach Tuohy now one of the top Irish players in Australia
Laois man believes formidable array of players on display will attract public interest
Keepers of the flame: Ireland’s advantage between the posts
Niall Morgan continues a distinguished International Rules tradition in Adelaide
Changing cultures leave little space for International Rules
Today, GAA players put their clubs first while Australian rules has shorter offseason
Ireland’s physicality on par with Australia’s, says Joe Kernan
Manager dismisses suggestions in Australia that his team can be targeted physically
Pearce Hanley puts tough year aside to pull on green jersey
Gold Coast’s Mayo man says seeing his county come so close to title is hard to watch
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