Paddy Tally appointed as Derry manager for three-year term
Derry’s search for a new manager finally ends as Tyrone native ratified
Kerry GAA
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
Munster SFC quarter-final round-up: Dr Crokes end Castlehaven’s title defence
Defenders Ikem Ugwueru and Ciarán Russell come up trumps for Clare’s Éire Óg in Ennis
A familiar trail, trying to rediscover Cork football’s lost golden thread
In the first 33 years of the championship, clubs from the county won 11 All-Irelands; in the 21 years since, none
Dr Crokes claim 14th Kerry title as they sting Dingle with three quickfire goals
Goals from David Shaw, Kieran O’Leary and Evan Looney end Dingle’s hopes of first title in 76 years
Abbeydorney players facing stark choice due to fixture clash
Ten of the Kerry club’s players must decide between featuring in a Munster junior football semi-final or provincial camogie semi-finals
Trading places: Hurling’s managerial merry-go-round remains in full swing
Darren Gleeson’s appointment as Laois senior hurling manager latest installment in off-season moves
Declan Quill and Darragh Long step down as managers of Kerry women’s team
In August the duo led the Kingdom to a first senior women’s title since 1993
Louise Ní Mhuircheartaigh named Sportswoman of the Month for August
The Kerry Gaelic football star is no longer the greatest player never to have won an All-Ireland
Cian O’Neill joins Jack O’Connor’s coaching team at Kerry
Coach leaves Galway footballers and returns to Kingdom, where he was involved in 2014
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
Mike Quirke announces departure from Kerry backroom team
The four-time All-Ireland winner with the Kingdom previously managed the Laois Senior footballers
Anna Galvin on ending Kerry’s 31-year All-Ireland wait: ‘When the third goal went in, I nearly started crying on the pitch’
The Kerry player says one of the keys to her team’s win over Galway in Sunday’s All-Ireland final was their focus in the build-up
Fionán Mackessy retains Poc Fada title as Kerry’s successful run goes on
This year’s event in the Cooley Peninsula took place in some of the worst weather in the competition’s history
Kerry finally make their All-Ireland dream come true after years of heartbreak
Louise Ní Mhuircheartaigh’s football career has not continued with more disappointment but with a standing ovation
The Schemozzle: Prolific women outscore men when it comes to goals in deciders
Finding the net; Leitrim take a bow; Armagh to the fore yet again; northern neighbours Fermanagh turn on the style; living the dream; and the numbers game
Kerry end 31-year wait for All-Ireland title with emphatic win over Galway
Goals from Aoife Dillane, Hannah O’Donoghue and Emma Dinneen help Kingdom to victory in front of over 30,000 in Croke Park
Kingdom aiming to end long wait as prime opportunity beckons
Ten-time All-Ireland winner Eileen Lawlor (Dardis) was the last woman to captain Kerry to the All-Ireland title in 1993 and she’s hoping the county's famine is almost over
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
Ailbhe Davoren and Galway aiming to take final step on redemption road
Despite a poor league campaign which ended in relegation, Galway regrouped to claim some big scalps on their way to Sunday’s All-Ireland Ladies SFC final against Kerry
Croke Park on All-Ireland Sundays still has a timeless power to enthral
The GAA headquarters is now open for all sorts of business but for the All-Ireland hurling and football finals the ground is a player too
Niamh Ní Chonchúir’s goal crucial as Kerry beat Armagh in All-Ireland semi-final
The Kingdom did enough in a low-scoring second half to seal their place in championship decider
Dean Rock: A long winter lies ahead for Kerry to ponder their short summer
A lack of strength in depth was one of the Kingdom’s main weaknesses this season
Darragh Ó Sé: Kerry’s style of play saps their energy. No wonder they looked gassed in extra-time
Jack O’Connor has a lot to ponder over the winter - short kick-outs take too much out of the players and he has to get better at bringing youth through
Tactical analysis: How Armagh gained the edge over Kerry
Kieran McGeeney’s side showed some real innovation in attack, while Galway’s defensive shape caused problems for Donegal’s shooters
Michael Murphy: Kerry need to find a better way of managing David Clifford
Donegal will see their All-Ireland semi-final defeat to Galway as a lost opportunity
Tougher road to final meant Armagh and Galway were that bit more battle-hardened
Perhaps surprisingly, both Donegal and Kerry found the pace too hot during the crucial final period of their respective semi-finals
Five things we learned from the GAA weekend: Galway and Armagh’s clean sheet record gives them vital edge
The finalists know how to shut up shop; Kerry have an issue with Ulster teams; Donaghy’s split loyalties; and the value of supporters
Galway kick on to make the All-Ireland final as Donegal run out of steam
‘The batteries ran a wee bit lower,’ says Jim McGuinness as Donegal miss out on their chance to face Armagh in the All-Ireland final in two weeks’ time
Armagh resilience and ‘extra man’ key to epic victory, says Kieran McGeeney
‘It was up and down, a lot more open than people were expecting but every game takes on a life of its own’
Armagh make first All-Ireland final since 2003 after thrilling win over Kerry
Orchard county come from five points down in second-half to earn victory after extra-time in a truly titanic tussle
FT Armagh 1-18 Kerry 1-16 as it happened: All-Ireland football semi-final
Famous win for the Orchard County at Croke Park as they reach their first final since 2003
Malachy Clerkin: All four teams know there is an All-Ireland on offer, if they can reach out and grab it
Everybody was wrong about the football championshiop being a three-horse race. The upshot is that each of the semi-finalists are legitimate contenders for Sam Maguire
Dean Rock: Donegal’s hard work and territory game will cause a predicament for Galway
Donegal defenders will go up the field at every chance they get and pose a dilemma for Galway’s forwards – stick or twist?
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