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May 2026
Football Panels
Con O'Callaghan absent again while John Heslin makes sensational return for Leinster final
Hurling Teamsheets
Waterford make three changes for trip to face Limerick, as Dubs make one for Galway clash
The Faithful
'Hopefully people can make a day of it' - Offaly gearing up for important double-header
Disappointment
'Absolutely scandalous' - Roscommon and Kerry U20 managers slam semi-final scheduling
SIeze The Day
Cormac Costello finally has the opportunity to be Dublin's main man
All that is truly missing from his CV is a season where he was the player who led the rest from the front.
Champions
Goalkeeper Sheedy stars as Clare win Munster U20 final on penalties against Tipperary
The Banner will face Kilkenny or Galway in the All-Ireland decider.
column
From there to here: how a 1970s hooley paved the way for Armagh football's modern success
It took a party before anything was won to get Armagh motoring as a serious football county.
the rossies
Roscommon's magic football day at home proves the provincials will never die
There was something very local about yesterday’s brilliant Connacht final triumph.
celebrations
'It's like a 16th man when you hear the roars' - Roscommon players hail famous Connacht day
Munster CHampions
David Clifford star quality and Kerry sub power leaves Cork deflated
Jack O’Connor’s side ran out eight-point victors after a controlled second-half showing.
Rossies Rising
Roscommon end Galway's Connacht reign with stunning scoring finish
Clean sweep for the Rossies after thriller at the Hyde.
Medical Bulletin
'I don't think he has done major damage': Paudie Clifford adds to Kerry's injury list
Kingdom Leader
David Clifford fires 1-6 as Kerry come good to defeat Cork in Munster final
An attendance of 32,961 were present in Killarney.
Key Outcome
Munster game-changing moments as Cork's grit leaves Waterford with that sinking feeling
Cork ran out 1-26 to 0-25 victors at Walsh Park.
in the blood
Roots in Mayo, raised in Salthill - the latest generation of the great Finnerty name
Anthony Finnerty talks about his football memories and supporting son Robert with Galway.
