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Second Coming
'He keeps himself in great shape' - Ó Ceallacháin on Liam Rushe return from retirement
Analysisall change
Shock and awe: How and why did Donegal destroy Kerry?
The league title was settled in emphatic fashion, but what will it matter come summer?
AnalysisTalking Points
Donegal in a rush, a sobering day for Kerry, and Meath's breakthrough
A closer look at the main talking points from Sunday’s Division 1 and Division 2 football league finals in Croke Park.
afters
'You have better eyesight than a few other lads': Managers react to controversial Michael Murphy strike and yellow card
Ladies Football
Last-gasp point keeps Meath safe in Division 1 – and relegates rivals Dublin in their place
dish served cold
Donegal unleash goal blitz to bury Kerry in Division 1 decider
Kerry slump to sensational defeat.
Royal Rule
Meath's strong closing surge land Division 2 title with final win over Cork
Jack O’Connor fired a terrific second-half goal for Robbie Brennan’s side.
As it happened
Kerry v Donegal, Division 1 football league final
Jim McGuinness’ side won on a scoreline of 3-20 to 2-10.
AINT BOVVERED
'Winning the league was never a priority': Donegal look to add to their one league title
Brendan Devenney reflects on the attitude and approach that Donegal have always taken to the GAA football league.
Tom O'Sullivan
Kerry's 'deep thinker' corner-back who scored 0-15 in All-Ireland-winning club season
GAA
'They are on a different plane, playing a different game... it’s like someone put on the lights'
Liam Spratt and Anthony Masterson make sense of Wexford’s back-to-back promotions.
excitement
'You don't get to Croke Park too often' - Longford's 14-year wait for league silverware tilt
Off the Mark
Fitzpatrick and Tobin combine for 0-17 as Tipperary edge Cork in Munster U20 hurling opener
PodcastThe 42 GAA WeeklyDavid Clifford deep dive | Kerry-Donegal preview | Michael Lyster tribute
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unflappable
Michael Lyster: An irresistible charm, a honeyed voice, and in pursuit of craic forever
The man who held it all together as he spent decades presenting RTÉ’s GAA coverage has passed on.
