National Football League

The Mayo footballer says the championship can wait, as he and his teammates focus on Sunday’s Division One final

Forward admits the decision on whether he features will be made by the medical staff

The team representing a county of just 60,000 people have become the great survivors of the Division One of the national football league

Tribesmen advance to the final boasting the best defence in the division

Division One final to be played on Sunday after county asked for extra day recovery ahead of Championship

Dessie Farrell’s side won’t be far away come the championship - they just need to cut out the sloppy play that has crept in without Cluxton

Division Four provides the most entertainment as Tony McEntee and Oisín McConville get Sligo and Wicklow promoted

The Banner halt unprecedented five-match losing streak ahead of provincial opener against Cork

Meath score just two points from play in another poor showing

Two-point defeat to Ulster rivals Tyrone at Healy Park sealed the fate of the Orchard men

Down end Offaly’s promotion hopes as Fermanagh beat Cavan to take top spot

Dessie Farrell admits the 41-year-old former Footballer of the Year hasn’t come back to sit on the bench

Conor McManus rolls back the years with 1-7 to secure Farney County’s 10th consecutive season in Division One

Cork midfielder Ian Maguire got the late equaliser but Ulster side still advance to Division Two final

Ben O’Carroll was superb as Roscommon ran out easy winners but results elsewhere denied them a league final

Leitrim fall short after losing by a point while Laois also lose out on head to head

Home team had a bit more about them up front as Kerry’s big names didn’t click on the afternoon

‘It’s very important that you set a target with your group of players and they know what’s realistic’

Galway’s impressive defensive record likely to be tested by Kerry’s visit to Salthill

Lavelle will be free to play in crucial last league fixture against leaders Mayo on Sunday

Evidence suggests that several counties can harbour legitimate ambitions of winning Sam Maguire this year

Dublin and Louth face off for a ticket to the top flight, while Sligo, Leitrim, Laois and Wicklow can still reach Divison Three

Na Fianna club man has started every league game and improved his range of kickouts

Donegal manager Paddy Carr says fight went out of his side after Mayo’s early second-half goal

Monaghan will have to win in Castlebar to stay up in Division One, which no one has so far managed to do

Derry secure promotion to Division One with win over Clare with Louth to face Dublin in promotion decider

Division Three round-up: Tipperary relegated and Longford also drop down to Division Four after loss to Down; Antrim and Fermanagh secure tight home wins against Cavan and Westmeath

Kerry go to Galway next weekend looking for a win that could put them into the league final

Visitors turn up the pace after the break to take the points at the Athletic Grounds

Killian O’Gara impresses as Dessie Farrell’s side wrap up the game in the first half

Kerry and Galway likely to come away with points in Division One at the expense of Roscommon and Armagh

The captain of Tyrone’s under-20 team is already appearing for the country’s senior side, who face a crunch game with Monaghan on Sunday

Offaly’s Division Three encounter against Tipperary will go ahead on Saturday, in wake of death of manager Liam Kearns

Owen Doyle on the red card conundrum; Denis Walsh on the league being good now; Philip Reid on Rory McIlroy’s perfect timing

The Monaghan-Tyrone game in a couple of weeks will be an interesting test of the changing climate

GAA’s cashless tickets mistake; helter-skelter league football; a guide to running a marathon

‘We didn’t want to be walked over and beaten into the ground like we were last year’

Tyrone’s win over Kerry shows the league to be as dangerous a bearpit as it ever was

Two late goals for the home team turned what had been a one-sided affair into a dramatic nail-biter

Strong second-half display from Rebels proves too much for outclassed Clare