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TWO POINT FURY
Slaughtneil set to appeal Derry semi-final result after another two-pointer controversy
Analysisaround the grounds
Giants felled and dual clubs to the fore: Key storylines from an action-packed weekend
Huge clubs dumped out of their domestic championships and breakthrough wins in another seismic weekend for clubs.
the premier
Séamus Callanan: the slow developer who has won it all and still wants more
37-years-of-age now and shooting the lights out, former Hurler of the Year eyes a place in the county final with Drom and Inch.
NOT MY UACHTARAN
Five weeks of a political disaster ends with us knowing a lot more about Jim Gavin
Former Dublin manager leaves Presidential race as a bizarre experiment by Fianna Fail ends in complete disaster.
Business concerns
'We have met Gaels for Gaza': GAA President on Allianz, the NFL, and amateurism
GAA find themselves answering questions on ethics and business on a day of transformation for Gaelic football.
special congress
Jim Gavin rule enhancements for Gaelic football voted in overwhelmingly
Jim Gavin maintained a very low profile in Croke Park.
Analysisgoing through the motions
GAA Special Congress a centre stage to add momentum to Jim Gavin's presidential campaign
The 61 Motions relating to the FRC’s ‘rule enhancements’ should fly through Special Congress tomorrow.
Banner final
The hunger games: The Peter Duggan and Shane O'Donnell Clare final face-off
Clooney Quin and Eire Óg have had long famines and now want to win the Canon Hamilton Cup.
Marc Ó Sé
'I count myself lucky to put on that Kerry jersey. The memories we took, good days and bad'
Oisín Mullin
'He’s done an absolutely phenomenal job' - Mayo star's rise to AFL Grand Final
Oisín Mullin has established himself as a frontline player with Geelong Cats.
All-Stars
10 for Donegal and 9 for Kerry as All-Star football nominations are announced
12 different counties recognised by the nominations process.
Ciaran Murphy
Becoming a hurler at 41: How hard could it be?
Ciarán Murphy decided that to truly understand hurling, he had to play. The results are captured in his new book.
John Hurson
From Tyrone to Gaza: One GAA man's fight on behalf of the Palestinian people
John Hurson has used the network of the GAA to raise awareness of the situation in Palestine. Now he’s targeting getting mobile maternity units into Gaza as soon as a ceasefire happens.
PRODIGAL RETURNS
Return of the King - Shefflin's new role creates intrigue in Kilkenny future
Henry Shefflin returns to the Kilkenny fold with an obvious succession plan in place.
Athletics
Coscoran reaches World 1500m final as Lavin misses out after 100m hurdles semi-final
Meanwhile, Ireland’s Nicola Tuthill finished 11th overall in the final of the women’s hammer.
Frustration
'I thought I was going to pass out' - heartbreak for Irish relay team in Tokyo
The quartet finished sixth while elsewhere there was better news for Sophie O’Sullivan and Sarah Healy.
Double trouble
Facing Fossa and clamping the Cliffords - the manager's view from the sidelines
In their run to the Kerry intermediate final this Sunday, the form of the Clifford brothers has been otherworldly.
Errigal Ciaran
A wet Thursday night, a 22-point win, the road back from Croke Park begins
Beaten in January’s All-Ireland final, the opener for the Tyrone champions was a complete annihilation.
AnalysisDUBS BACKROOM
No farewell to The Hill just yet for Stephen Cluxton - but will he play on?
Celebrating his 44th birthday in December, who would bet against legendary goalkeeper fulfilling two roles for the Dubs.
main man
Galway is still Joyce Country with three more years ahead of their loyal servant
Latest agreement will make Pádraic Joyce Galway’s longest-serving manager.
