The Tyrone star has compared the actions of Declan O’Sullivan to Cristiano Ronaldo. Not in a good way.

‘There’s just a bit of desperation as Armagh are slipping out the relegation trap door,’ the RTÉ pundit says.

The Kerry club have been barred from representing the county or their province in the club championship until 2016.

Neither Kieran McGeeney or Eamonn McEnaney feel that yesterday’s flashpoint at St Tiernach’s Park will warrant further review from the CCCC.

Ahead of the All-Ireland Junior club football final on Sunday, Croker-bound Derrytresk say they will appeal their five-year Championship ban.

The Tyrone club have been hit with hefty sanctions for their role in last month’s violence in Portlaoise, but they will be allowed to play in Sunday’s All-Ireland Junior football final.

The Junior Ulster club champions will not accept the hefty fine and suspensions handed down yesterday.

Tyrone club will, reportedly, have to plan without eight players for their All-Ireland Club decider at Croke Park.

Killarney club says they don’t want segregation for meeting with Crossmaglen Rangers in Portlaoise on Sunday.

Kerry club reject claims that they want fans separated for clash with Crossmaglen.

Dromid Pearses have released a lengthy statement outlining their concerns following Sunday’s punch-up in Portlaoise.

Pat Spillane say that GAA violence will persist at all levels until clubs are held to the letter of the law.

All-Ireland Junior Football Championship semi-final against Derrytresk in Portlaoise was marred by ugly scenes.