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April 2026
Hurling
Brian Lohan frustrated with black card given to Rory Hayes in Clare's Division 1B final victory
Hurling
Limerick round off league with strong finish to land final success over Cork
John Kiely landed his fourth Division 1 crown as manager.
A New Era
The rising star making history for his club despite a difficult Limerick debut
The42 talks to Ger Riordan from the Crecora/Manister club about the development of their top product Cathal O’Neill.
living the dream
Adam English: 'I took it hard on myself that I wasn't able to finish out the matches'
League Leaders
Rob Downey: 'I've plenty bad memories against Limerick...it took us a while to get over the line'
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SUN ON YOUR BACK
Hard work, mingling, no alcohol and no padel: What happens at GAA training camps in Portugal
Most elite teams now see a warm weather training camp as an essential pre-championship element.
March
March 2026
AnalysisLGFA
How have All-Ireland champions Dublin ended up being relegated?
Dubs drop to Division 2 for first time since 2010.
AnalysisKing of the Hills
Michael Murphy's deep-lying role proves he'll still be a spearhead for Donegal's All-Ireland quest
In the midst of Sunday’s strike controversy, Donegal’s talisman reminded everyone that he’ll be no mere impact sub this season.
Second Coming
'He keeps himself in great shape' - Ó Ceallacháin on Liam Rushe return from retirement
Analysisall change
Shock and awe: How and why did Donegal destroy Kerry?
The league title was settled in emphatic fashion, but what will it matter come summer?
AnalysisTalking Points
Donegal in a rush, a sobering day for Kerry, and Meath's breakthrough
A closer look at the main talking points from Sunday’s Division 1 and Division 2 football league finals in Croke Park.
afters
'You have better eyesight than a few other lads': Managers react to controversial Michael Murphy strike and yellow card
Ladies Football
Last-gasp point keeps Meath safe in Division 1 – and relegates rivals Dublin in their place
dish served cold
Donegal unleash goal blitz to bury Kerry in Division 1 decider
Kerry slump to sensational defeat.
Royal Rule
Meath's strong closing surge land Division 2 title with final win over Cork
Jack O’Connor fired a terrific second-half goal for Robbie Brennan’s side.
As it happened
Kerry v Donegal, Division 1 football league final
Jim McGuinness’ side won on a scoreline of 3-20 to 2-10.
