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Antrim county board insist that they never sought to remove Davy Fitz as hurling manager
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The facility to instill belief is key trait for GAA's most inspiring managers
The football championship has been decorated with a series of shocks, with managers getting their key messages across.
Saffron Strife
Antrim hurling in strike threat as they claim efforts were made to remove Davy Fitzgerald
Claims also made about training gear and request to meet with county board.
Conor Laverty
'I've looked at it every day': RTÉ graphic error inspired Down to shock win over Donegal
The Down boss reveals the motivational tools for their upset of Ulster champions Donegal.
Munster hurling
'We’re no soft touch': Cork showcase grit against Limerick in a game that became must-win
Ben O’Connor saw his side claim victory by two points.
Kingdom Come
'If we had went and got our asses handed to us' - How Kerry challenge helped Down cause upset
PodcastThe 42 GAA Weekly
Munster hurling drama: Cork beat Limerick, Waterford draw with Tipperary
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just munster hurling things
Mahony's last-gasp goal rescues Waterford a remarkable draw against Tipperary
Waterford rallied from 11 points down at half-time to draw, 3-24 to 1-30.
Shock
Down send shockwaves through the championship as they dump Donegal out of Ulster
The Mourne men hit Donegal with late goals as they dumped out the defending champions.
As it happened
Waterford v Tipperary, Munster SHC
Two sides coming off opening-day defeat meet in a crucial clash at Walsh Park.
Drama
Late Cork points deliver Munster hurling win over 14-man Limerick
Cian Lynch was sent-off in the second half for John Kiely’s side.
PodcastThe 42 GAA WeeklyThe pressure builds: Tipp-Waterford, Cork-Limerick, Kilkenny-Wexford previews
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Ladies Football
'Hopefully it’s a different story this year': Donegal aim to push on after league success
up for the fight
That Déise warrior battling with almost no hip cartilage to help break Munster hoodoo
Rossies
'They are football mad in this county' – how Roscommon make it work against the odds
Despite a small population, no large schools competing among the elite and without a training ground, Roscommon are an example to all.
Tom Morrissey
A decade on from debut, Ahane hurling idols, and how Limerick's core remains intact
The three-time All-Star reflects on his hurling journey ahead of another Munster opener.
