Tyrone GAA

Teams in action for a third weekend on the bounce ran out of juice - long before the final whistle Tyrone, Cork and Mayo looked jaded

'Just as Mayo had run out of steam, Dublin only went and brought on McCaffrey and Kilkenny. So, no end to the cruelty’

Goals from Seán O’Shea and Diarmuid O’Connor helped the Kingdom to a breezy win in Croke Park

Kerry delivered arguably their finest display in O’Connor’s third spell against Tyrone

Dramatic victory for Monaghan on penalties over Armagh after Kerry thrashed Tyrone

All-Ireland champions Kerry face Tyrone, Monaghan are up against Armagh, Derry bring the drama to an improving Cork, and familiar rivals Dublin and Mayo meet again

Dublin and Kerry are the All-Ireland favourites but either - or both - could easily crash out this weekend

Four key members of the Kerry manager’s back room team are from other counties, including Tyrone native Paddy Tally

Huge weekend in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship: Dublin v Mayo; Kerry v Tyrone; Armagh v Monaghan; Derry v Cork

Defender says defending All-Ireland champions have put the defeat to Mayo in Killarney behind them

Improving Tyrone will relish a crack at the Kingdom while Mayo’s confidence will be high as they bid to take down Dublin

Ruairi and Darragh, sons of Peter Canavan, score 1-6 in Ballybofey in easy Tyrone victory

Ulster men escape with draw that sends them through to the knockout stages

Kieran McGeeney’s side left to rue first-half sending off

The evidence so far suggests every team is flawed and we can expect thrills

Limerick are still struggling to find their top gears, while Jack O’Connor had plenty to say to his Kerry players on Saturday

Frank Burns received a straigh red card for a dangerous tackle on Jack Glynn in the 19th minute.

The two sides last met in a third-round All-Ireland qualifier in 2004 that marked a changing of the guard

Ulster side head to Salthill on Saturday to take on Galway in the opening round of matches

Tyrone full back addressed his own difficulties in recent years and looks forward to the weeks ahead

Seventy-eight footballers saw game time in Ulster last weekend - how do the other 42 go about keeping their focus on the next task?

In an effort to avoid the maligned turnover, goalkeepers become a Get out of Jail card – but at what cost?

They did a lot right on Sunday against Monaghan but their failure to adapt in the second half was worrying

Enjoy these local thrillers while they last - teams will eventually decide they’re not worth the hassle

The Schemozzle: Che Cullen’s cult hero status; rare victory for Warwickshire; marathon over 70s handball

Ulster championship produces a thrilling clash as debutant O’Toole strikes late to snatch spoils against Tyrone

Ulster Senior Football Championship: Young wing-back on his championship debut scores goal deep into injury-time as Farney county overcame five-point half-time deficit

Old rivals met in the quarter-finals of the provincial championship in Omagh

‘The last two All-Ireland winners, nobody has predicted them to win this year’

Down shock reigning All-Ireland champions Tyrone in under 20s Ulster Championship

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

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

Wee County on the verge of progressing from Division Four to One in just three years

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

Tyrone school prove too strong for Summerhill College from Sligo at Croke Park

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

Tyrone under-20 manager feels the latest talent in a famous footballing family has the right attitude to ignore the pressure

After two years of desperate injury concerns, Sunday’s key role in the county’s best showing this season looks significant

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

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