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Last week
5th July 2026 - 18th July 2026
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What next for Cork? Difficult road ahead as Galway defeat raises questions
A semi-final loss by 11 points means the end of the 2026 road for Cork.
The Climb
From almost quitting the Clare hurlers to a classic Croke Park point and seeking more glory
Peter Duggan scored one of the all-time great points in the 2018 All-Ireland semi-final against Galway.
This month
July 2026
Back in the big time
Donoghue's managerial magic inspires Galway's older crew to special day
The heroes of 2017 find themselves in the decider once more.
Tribes On Top
Brilliant Galway stun 14-man Cork to book All-Ireland final place
Micheál Donoghue’s side are through to the decider on 19 July.
As it happened
Galway power past Cork in All-Ireland senior hurling semi-final
Tribe reach first decider since 2018 after stunning second-half performance.
Damien Cahalane
'In the playing group, we appreciate him' - The wait for a Croke Park chance with Cork
Veterans
More than one Last Dance in the Clare-Limerick rivalry to square off
With Shane O’Donnell admitting this season is his last, many on either side could follow him.
Focus
'If you give me a jersey to start, I’d be happier, but there is lots of talent coming through'
Hurling
Shane O'Donnell calls for greater policing of head-high collisions after 'scary' David Reidy incident
Last month
June 2026
Comeback Kid
Dublin's redemption tale - how Ger Brennan rallied a team boosted by star availability
Sunday’s victory over Galway propelled Dublin into the last four.
Leinster Leaders
Dublin and Louth have turned their summers around in way no one saw coming
The factors that led to unlikely renewals of form for Leinster sides.
PodcastThe 42 GAA Weekly
Dublin, Louth, Kerry and Mayo reach All-Ireland semi-finals
Fintan O’Toole is joined by Paul Keane in Croke Park to look back on a brilliant and dramatic weekend of football action.
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boys in blue
Dublin produce brilliant finish to take down Galway in All-Ireland quarter-final
Con O’Callaghan’s goal from the penalty spot was a crucial moment.
Wee County Huge Win
14-man Louth beat Monaghan to reach first All-Ireland semi-final since 1957
Gavin Devlin’s side reel off last four points of the game to prevail.
