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Homecoming
'He transformed himself that year' - Keith Higgins on Jack Coyne's response to being dropped
ColumnRED AND GREEN WORLD
Going worldwide: Why does the Mayo football story mean so much to so many?
There is a peculiar magic to the story of the 2026 All Ireland championship that may never be unravelled.
Analysiswinners
From punchline in the clickbait age to All Ireland champions - Andy Moran's triumph
At a time that it felt Mayo needed an outsider, they went for the ultimate insider. And they were rewarded.
Must ReadSAM GOING WEST
To win just once: Mayo become the greatest story ever told
75 years and endless suffering is over for the green and red as the tears flow.
Must ReadA sporting tradition
Unity, tradition, art: Why football means so much in Kerry
The rich tapestry of Kingdom football has been woven for well over a century.
AnalysisAll-Ireland Final
Trigger's Broom or the Ship of Theseus - what do Mayo's past failings mean now?
Can the hurt of final disasters seep into this current group?
Analysisbainisteoir
Experience and wisdom have merged to create Jack O'Connor, Version 3.0
Long since past the point of craving approval, Kerry’s manager stands on the brink of six All-Ireland titles.
column
Kobe: Should he stay or should he go?
Tasting an All-Ireland final could change everything for Mayo’s St Kilda-bound teenager.
dreams
Limerick are the Final Bosses and have completed hurling
John Kiely leads his players to a sixth All-Ireland and shares the credit instantly.
Interview
'I was very proud of the Limerick supporters that day' - the fascinating life of Éamonn Cregan
Former Limerick and Offaly manager reflects on family, history, hard times and a lifetime of hurling.
All-Ireland Final
Sliding Doors moment from 2018 final changed the face of hurling
When Limerick took the crown from Galway, it sent both counties in opposite directions.
Ciaran Kilkenny
Kilkenny was the ultimate Good Pro who only grew taller in later years
Retirement of all-time great signals the end of one of the finest ever playing careers.
Not good enough
The GAA's skinflint attitude towards refereeing has to change
Technology should be embraced – and at the very least officials should be far better looked after by the Association.
Final Countdown
'I think it's a bullshit question' - Mayo get their hate on
The hype will not determine what happens in the final, as Mayo add an edge to their approach.
CHANGING MAN
'In awe of how good he is' - The new heights of Niall Scully
They have always known the value of Scully in Templeogue Synge Street, says Eoghan O’Gara.
all ireland semi final
Mayo demolish Louth by 17 points to become first side in All-Ireland final
Andy Moran’s side overwhelm Wee County in aggressive display.
the beginning
Contrasting styles, controversy and tragedy: The very first meeting of Dublin and Kerry
1892 All-Ireland final was part of a double bill with the hurling decider which was marred by tragedy.
A Closer Look
Louth and Mayo: The ten essential morsels of trivia you need
Satuirday’s All-Ireland football semi-final brings together the unlikely pairing of Louth and Mayo.
Hammer time
Shefflin takes seat of power in Kilkenny. So, what next?
Since he retired as a player, a return as manager has felt an inevitability.
Big call
Limerick emerge from stadium-shaking day as Clare face regret over big call
Limerick used every ounce of their experience and crowd-engagement to get over the line.
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.
June
June 2026
AnalysisCHOOSING HIS MOMENTS
We are living in a phenomenon: the Clifford Age
Twenty eight plays in the game, 1-8 scored, three goal chances, and one point created.
we meet again
The ten moments that define the relationship between Kerry and Tyrone
The pair have shared some of Gaelic football’s most seismic days.
Molly Coddle
The Dubs set to get that lovin' feelin' back
With a group that have earned your respect, it’s time the Dublin fans filled Croke Park for their blue collar boys.
Mouth-watering
Quarter-final pairings whet the insatiable appetite for this crazy football championship
Long Goodbye
Is this the end for Donegal's most treasured son Michael Murphy?
Recent darker side shouldn’t cast lasting shadow on remarkable career, writes Declan Bogue.
GAA
Dublin tear up script and dump Donegal out of race for Sam
Ger Brennan’s side came out on top after a thrilling game.
