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June
June 2026
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.
big interview
'Some of the other lads, they really did feel suffocated' - Lee Keegan interview
The former Mayo powerhouse talks about the journey away from county football, what it all meant to him, and why he sleeps soundly without an All-Ireland medal.
PAYWALL BLUES
Kerry-Armagh is the biggest show in town, so why are the GAA putting it behind a paywall?
The drive to make GAA+ a must-purchase subscription is, ultimately, not good business practice.
Upsets Galore
Get on board with the maddest All-Ireland football championship... ever!
The new rules were expected to widen the gap. Instead, it has made Gaelic football contests a live issue to the very end.
back again
'To be fair to Jarlath Burns, he did ring me last week' - Ger Brennan on GAA President's apology
Ger Brennan's return produces formidable Dublin win over Cavan
Con O’Callaghan returns with a thumping 1-9 contribution.
KERRY-KILDARE
From boy to man - Jack O'Connor's links with Kildare run deep
The Kerry manager has played minor football, managed the county team and had two sons star on the club scene in Kildare.
BACK IN BREFFNI
Ger Brennan's return and the secret to not hijacking your amygdala
Twelves weeks is a severe suspension, but while the length is appropriate, the remit needs to be worked on.
REVOLUTION AND EVOLUTION
Blending the old and the new, Galway's refit is purring under Donoghue
The Tribesmen have received an instant glow-up with a new crew of fearless players to go with their statesmen.
AnalysisBear on the square
How Daithí Burke weathered the aerial bombardment for Galway
Dublin’s intentions were there from even before the start. Galway had to stand up to it.
Galway crush Dublin to earn fourth Leinster hurling title
Tribesmen brought the fury to go with their finery.
Ryan O'Dwyer
'I think the sky is the limit. I really do' - a new Dublin hurling era
Former Dublin and Tipperary hurler on the promising future for Niall Ó Ceallachain’s side.
response
'Disenfranchised, undervalued and a lack of belonging': Ger Brennan breaks silence on 12-week ban
Dublin manager calls for clarity following Jarlath Burns’ comments.
All-Ireland SFC
Round 2A/2B fixtures confirmed: Ger Brennan set for Dublin return, Louth-Armagh fixed for Inniskeen
danger here
All-Ireland football race hotting up as teams face exit
Round 2B losers will be ejected. Jeopardy at last!
Analysisthe prodigy
Kobe is the future of the sport. Unfortunately, it might not be our sport
Mayo are on the road again, inspired by their youngest player.
May
May 2026
Nervy
Mayo hit six two-pointers as they just about squeeze past Monaghan
Late Monaghan scoring flurry comes up short.
