Football round-up: Conor McAteer leads Newbridge attack against Madden to reach Ulster Club semi-final
Maigh Cuilinn through to Connacht semi-final; Ballina Stephenites defeat North London Shamrocks; Erne Gaels advance to the Ulster semi-final
Tipperary GAA
‘The sessions are like a maths exam’: Managing the club-intercounty training balance
The pattern of elite clubs looking for managers and coaches with intercounty experience is ingrained now – but at what point does playing for your local side stop being fun?
David Clifford moves within touching distance of history with third Footballer of the Year award
John McGrath named Hurler of the Year to crown an extraordinary return to form with Tipperary
Liam Cahill named Person of the Year by Tipperary Association
Tipperary manager recognised following All-Ireland triumph over Cork
Champions Tipperary lead the way with seven hurling All Stars for 2025
Beaten finalists Cork have four players included, as there are 10 new All Stars
In pictures: your player-by-player guide to the 2025 Hurling All Stars
Seven Tipperary players have been named on the team
Plans to seed Munster Senior Football Championship draw deferred for one year
Move to seed teams based on National League rankings caused considerable kickback in the province
Liam McGrath deals killer blow as Loughmore-Castleiney retain Tipperary hurling title
McGraths combine for decisive goal to see off Nenagh Éire Óg
Noel McGrath among recipients of Gaelic Writers’ Personality of the Year awards
Awards for Kerry’s Jack O’Connor, Dublin’s Carla Rowe and Galway’s Shauna Healy
Tipperary hurling great John ‘Mackey’ McKenna dies aged 87
Borrisokane man was a part of four All-Ireland final winning teams in the 1960s
Tipperary football manager Philly Ryan dies unexpectedly, aged 56
County pay tribute to former goalkeeper who played 16 seasons for Tipperary
Tipperary SHC: Nenagh Éire Óg set up final clash with defending champions Loughmore-Castleiney
Tipperary under-20 captain Sam O’Farrell scored 0-9 in semi-final victory over Drom & Inch
Na Fianna put Dublin hurling title on the line on weekend of decisive showdowns
Naomh Conaill and Gaoth Dobhair vie again for football supremacy in Donegal
Ciarán Murphy: Everyone has admiration for dual clubs, but it’s not easy
Switching focus week in week out can take its toll
‘My first day back at work after the All-Ireland I thought, ‘Oh my God, it’s all over, and I just want to go back’
In elite sports, the transition from thundering stadiums and euphoric wins to ordinary life can be traumatic
All-Ireland champions Tipperary lead the way with 13 All-Star nominations
John McGrath, Jake Morris and Brian Hayes shortlisted for Hurler of the Year
Lovely hurling a uniquely Irish game despite globalisation of sports
‘Hurling lives here, a source of wonder to visitors, just like the Book of Kells or Newgrange. That doesn’t make the wonder any smaller’
Lar Corbett stars as Tipperary cap stellar year with All-Ireland hurling Masters win
Tipperary won the over-40s hurling championship for the second year in a row
Seán Moran: Tale of two All-Ireland managers shows importance of legacy and experience
Jack O’Connor and Pat Ryan had similar trajectories up until half-time in late July
John McGrath on storming back to form in a season to remember: ‘I probably was frustrated having not seen game time’
Having started a first championship match in two years, McGrath’s goal scoring drove Tipperary to a memorable All-Ireland
David Clifford calls for Jack O’Connor to stay on as Kerry manager
Clifford lands POTM award for July while Tipperary’s John McGrath takes hurling prize
Counties set to revolt over Munster Council decision to seed Kerry and Cork in football championship
Clare, Limerick, Tipperary and Waterford ‘evaluating potential next steps’ with GPA following decision
Offaly All-Ireland camogie success may divide Moneygall
Plus: Laois All-Ireland premier junior championship win continues tradition; Cork and Galway former team-mates face off; Handball court success
Leading Tipperary to All-Ireland summit yet to sink in for Ronan Maher
Full back’s extensive mental preparation has helped him achieve his goals as Tipperary captain
Now it’s clear who the real beneficiaries of the GAA’s split season are
The split season has consistently been portrayed as a triumph for clubs and club players. But the reality is different
Cork must rise above groans of fickle fans and take heed of Jimmy Barry-Murphy’s words
History tells us it is more than possible to bounce back from humiliating defeats on the biggest day
Galway and Cork to meet in All-Ireland camogie decider
Galway have seven points to spare on Tipperary while Cork’s three-in-a-row bid remains on after win over Waterford
Joe Canning: Half-time decisions or lack of them looks like a mistake on Cork’s part now
Rebels were in a great position at half-time, but nobody seemed willing to step up in the second half
The obvious way Donegal can be beaten by Kerry is ... David Clifford
Perhaps winning a final requires something different, that deciders are the exception and call for a distinct approach
What unhygienic object do teams always need someone to clean up? – Frank McNally’s guide to the GAA cliche
Which undesirable qualities relating to the time-space continuum featured in that challenge by the corner back? It was late and high
Seán Moran: Hurling championship kept its biggest surprise until the end
In contrast to football, it was supposed to be predictable until Tipperary showed how to script a finale
Letters to the Editor, July 23rd: On the EU response to Gaza, planning nostalgia and taxing Ireland
Unremitting suffering of Palestinians is a blot on our collective humanity
All-Ireland number four is Noel McGrath’s sweetest yet, but he may already be plotting the drive for five
Tipp hurler spent Monday savouring the moment after thrilling victory against Cork the day before
No sympathy for Cork as Tipp faithful descend on Thurles in their thousands
Munster neighbours may have got more points from the speed cameras than in second half, one fan says
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