Tuesday 29 September 2020
Let’s find out how much you know here.
The Millennium All-Ireland final was decided by a replay where Kerry got the better of Galway.
The UK went into lockdown yesterday.
Con O’Callaghan, Stephen Cluxton and Jack McCaffrey lead the race.
Follow the action from Croke Park as Dublin chase their five-in-a-row dream and Kerry seek to usurp them (throw-in 6pm).
All-Ireland winning goalkeeper in 2013 Shane Supple on working closely with Dublin captain Stephen Cluxton.
Dublin and Kerry prepare to meet for round two.
The Dublin defender was sent off with two yellow cards in the All-Ireland final against Kerry.
Fans were relieved to see a competitive game on the biggest day of the season.
Dublin and Kerry will battle it out once more for the Sam Maguire in two weeks.
Can Kerry stop Dublin’s drive for five? The action starts at Croke Park at 3.30pm.
Rory O’Carroll has also been left out ahead of today’s All-Ireland final against Kerry.
The old foes will do battle in the All-Ireland final this weekend.
Paul Murphy feels there should be at least a two-week gap after the last Super 8s game.
The Kenmare forward received the sanction in their Super 8s clash with Meath.
Here’s what we thought, but readers can vote for each player on a rating of 1-10, too!
So it’s Kerry who’ll be facing five in-a-row chasing Dublin in the final.
Mickey Harte’s side will be hoping to return to the decider at the expense of the Kingdom.
Here’s what we thought, but readers can vote for each player on a rating of 1-10, too!
The big game at Croke Park throws-in at 5pm.
The Ballaghaderreen forward continues to deliver for James Horan’s men.
James Horan’s side are hoping to dethrone the defending champions today.
The sides will meet in Croke Park on Sunday.
James Horan’s side will be without the Borrishoole clubman when they face Dublin this Saturday in the All-Ireland semi-final.
Ex-Dublin footballer Ciarán Whelan made the suggestion on The Sunday Game.
All-Ireland semi-final spots are still up for grabs with one round of games remaining.
We went minute-by-minute as Kerry and Donegal went head-to-head in the Super 8s.
We went minute-by-minute as Mayo and Meath went head-to-head in the sUper 8s.
We went minute-by-minute as the defending All-Ireland champions welcomed Roscommon to Croke Park.
Join us for live coverage from Croke Park as the Rebels face the Red hand in round 2.
A number of potentially crucial games will be down for decision on 3/4 August.
The Ulster champions are up and running in the Super 8s with a hard-fought win in Ballybofey.
The Kingdom got of the mark with an emphatic win in Fitzgerald Stadium.
We followed all the action from Ballybofey as the Ulster champions hosted Meath.
Cork were just three behind after 60 minutes but Dublin powered home with three late goals.
Tyrone were tested by Roscommon at Hyde Park, but their class ultimately told with a four-point win.
We went minute-by-minute as Meath and Clare went head-to-head at O’Moore Park.
James Horan’s side will travel to take on Kerry next weekend.
Mayo took the coveted Super 8s spot after a dramatic encounter.
