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June 2026
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.
Peter Queally steps down as Waterford manager after two seasons
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.
The forgotten story of Northern Ireland at the 1958 World Cup
Some kind of miracle: The forgotten story of Northern Ireland at the 1958 World Cup
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.
'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.
Monaghan youngster Bobby McCaul suffers second ACL injury in 14 months
'Disenfranchised, undervalued and a lack of belonging': Ger Brennan breaks silence on 12-week ban
Dublin manager calls for clarity following Jarlath Burns’ comments.
Round 2A/2B fixtures confirmed: Ger Brennan set for Dublin return, Louth-Armagh fixed for Inniskeen
All-Ireland football race hotting up as teams face exit
Round 2B losers will be ejected. Jeopardy at last!
'We are not going to re-referee the game' - Burns speaks on Jim McGuinness escape
Leinster injury list grows longer after Lions win
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.
Jim Crawford names men's U21 squad ahead of friendlies this week
'Jim McGuinness should have the same fate as Ger Brennan' - Paul Flynn
May
May 2026
'It shouldn’t happen with two umpires there' - Bannigan reacts to ghost point
Mayo hit six two-pointers as they just about squeeze past Monaghan
Late Monaghan scoring flurry comes up short.
Rumours of Kilkenny's demise are greatly exaggerated. Or are they?
With the Cats out of the All-Ireland race, much soul-searching is taking place on Noreside.
Kellie Harrington returns to international boxing in Four Nations
The leaving of Davy Fitz leaves Antrim with familiar uncertainty
Clare man arrived in Ulster with much fanfare, but it never worked out for either party.
Jo Yapp appointed Head Coach of first-ever British and Irish Lions women’s team
Doing it his way in New York and Tyrone, Frank McGuigan was unique
Ardboe legend leaves with an adoration from his public.
TG4 confirms 5-year sponsorship and broadcast extension with LGFA
Dublin hurling: The Hipster's Choice around the barbecue grill for summer
Want a team to follow and gain some kudos? You could do worse than our pick.
'Kilkenny are going to win All-Irelands again' - Derek Lyng takes it on the chin
Dublin dump Kilkenny out of Leinster and All-Ireland in sensational Parnell Park shock
Donal Burke with 1-11 pushes the Dubs through to the Leinster final to face Galway.
Dark clouds circling over Kilkenny as unthinkable looms
Shoreman leads the way in Stage 2 of Rás Tailteann
Former Camogie Association President Liz Howard passes
An ounce of breeding worth a tonne of feeding – Mark McHugh's journey
Westmeath manager is the distillation of all the influences that surrounded him.
Cricket Ireland names women's squads for T20 World Cup and Tri-Series
Former Mayo footballer Pádraig O'Hora on top of the world with successful Everest climb
The Ulster final is an ever-evolving piece of theatre that enthrals generations
Sunday was another day pregnant with tension, excitement and protest in Clones.
'I've had my time in the sun' - McGeeney finally lands Ulster as manager after six as player
Armagh finally land Ulster at the fourth time of asking
Gutsy Monaghan take it to extra time but Armagh finished with style.
'It is a complete privilege for me' - Gabriel Bannigan, the unlikely Monaghan manager
Monaghan had a harrowing league campaign, but now they are one game away from being Ulster champions.
Ulster's Henderson set to miss Challenge Cup final through suspension
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.