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2025
First Day Out
Dáire Ó Baoill the scoring star as Donegal cruise past Derry in Ulster
Patrick McBrearty also chalked up seven points in facile win.
RIP
The first modern manager of the GAA, Mick O'Dwyer changed everything
Kerry legend ‘Micko’, who has died aged 88, won four All-Irelands as a player and eight as a manager.
HOUSE FULL
65 years on, Cork and Tipp meet in another league final in another world
Christy Ring and Jimmy Doyle towered over a game that brought a crowd of 28,000 to the Cork Athletics Ground.
Return of the Murph
'There was only one person who would change Michael's mind' - McFadden on Murphy's return
AnalysisPaudie Clifford
42 plays, responsible for 1-8: How Kerry's playmaker has gone to another level
The elder Clifford brother is emerging as the best attacking talent in the game.
SOFT FREES
'I thought today he got well looked after' - McStay questions David Clifford treatment by ref
Lifetime ambition
'It's a phone call I'll never forget': Grief, family, football and taking over Monaghan
A change in career and circumstances opened Gabriel Bannigan up to fulfilling a lifetime’s ambition.
23 seasons not out
Four league titles, five promotions, 92 wins, Mickey Harte's league record stands alone
Harte’s league run with Tyrone, Louth, Derry and now Offaly, sets him apart.
Report Card
Who's left celebrating a good GAA football league and who has all the regrets?
The final day of league action produced plenty talking points.
National League
'Is it a lack of leadership or lack of cohesiveness?' - A puzzling league concludes
Tyrone are relegated and come away with positivity, while Dubs stay up and feel listless.
AnalysisLast day scramble
All the ups and downs of the hurling leagues as we explain final day permutations
AnalysisPermutations
Who's going up and who's coming down? The final day Gaelic football permutations explained
ardsmen
'The cult of the manager has destroyed the GAA' - Ronan Sheehan and the long climb for Down
Win this weekend away to Kerry and the Down hurlers will be up to Division 1B.
No tight fit for old men
GAA bosses need to ditch the tracksuits and get back to dressing like adults
Analysiscolumn
Gaelic football is a game worth saving from itself and control freaks
Whatever happens, the sport cannot go back to the awful spectacle it became.
kicking game
Armagh inflict eight-point defeat on Dublin after holding them scoreless for first 20 minutes
tight margins
New bosses Ó Ceallacháin and Queally square off with no margin for error in Walsh Park
Friends Reunited
'People ask, ‘What did you give Geezer to join?' - Pillar Caffrey on managing McGeeney and Dessie
Kieran McGeeney’s playing days with Na Fianna saw him line out with Dublin duo Dessie Farrell and Mick Galvin.
sean brown
'Why is our family and our 87-year-old mother being treated with such contempt?'
GAA Congress featured an appearance from the family of Seán Brown, with his daughter Clare giving one of the most important-ever addresses to a Congress floor.
