Donegal’s kickers, Kerry’s midfield, the unreasonable demands of a condensed season - our football columnists run the rule over the summer ahead
With Dublin’s return to the pack and the impact of new playing rules, the race for the All-Ireland looks wide open
Promotions, relegations, league finals made (and avoided) – there was something for everyone in the 2025 league
Tyrone drop down to Division Two for the first time in a decade despite victory in Omagh
Five teams in contention to make Division One final while four remain in danger of relegation
Tyrone Goalkeeper looking forward to seeing first-hand Dublin’s Stephen Cluxton deal with new rules
Jim McGuinness keeps focus on championship preparations while Red Hand still battling to secure their Division One status
Pádraic Joyce joins chorus calling for change to 3v3 loophole
As the leagues come to the decisive weeks, teams start to consider whether it’s worth their while trying to win silverware
The bad news for Mayo is new rules seem to play to Kerry and David Clifford’s strengths
Kingdom come back from seven points down to end a losing run
‘If they stop the goalkeeper from going forward altogether there’s going to be a number who’ll walk away’
Kevin McStay relieved to earn first points at MacHale Park
Aidan Forker sees red for Armagh in Ballybofey
UL look primed to deny DCU a third-level double in hurling decider
NFL Division One: Kieran McGeeney hails impact of goalkeeper Ethan Rafferty, who scored five points
Having lost his midfield partner Jody Gormley to cancer in 2024, the former Tyrone co-manager knows all too well the fragility of life and health
Weather didn’t help but referees and players deserve credit for how well week one went
A late flourish sparked by full back Peter Teague’s scrambled goal secured a seven-point win in Ulster derby
Dublin and Armagh could struggle in what promises to be an evenly matched league
Different paths to victory end at the same destination for both county champions
Dublin champions become second club to win senior club hurling and football titles, joining St Finbarr’s of Cork
Dalkey side hold on to add football title to All-Ireland club credits
Errigal Ciarán have been to the brink and are yet to fall but that day may have come
The Tyrone club are the first from the county to make the All-Ireland club football final at the third time of asking
Canavan sharpshooters Ruairí and Darragh come up against Cuala’s Con and Niall O’Callaghan with All-Ireland glory the glittering prize
Peter Canavan’s sons produced one of the most dazzling performances by any pair of brothers you’ll ever see
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Gormley managed Trillick to the Tyrone county championship
The Kerry and Tyrone clubs will face off in the All-Ireland semi-final on the first weekend of the New Year
Brilliant point in the 63rd minute brings a first provincial club title to Tyrone since 2002
Canavan scored 0-9 of his side’s total, with five coming from play, including the winner off his weaker left foot
Derry’s search for a new manager finally ends as Tyrone native ratified
Tyrone champions will face Armagh’s Clann Éireann after they saw off Derry champions Newbridge at Celtic Park
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