Former Cavan captain Seanie Johnston has opened up in detail for the first time about his 2012 move to Kieran McGeeney’s Kildare.

Kerry’s chance of reaching the league final is now all but gone, but Cavan have a fighting chance of staying in Division 1.

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Seanie Johnston was on fire for Cavan as Tyrone made it four from four in Division 2 of the Allianz Football League.

Johnston received a standing ovation from Cavan supporters after his six points inspired a 15-point turnaround.

After his days with Kildare, Johnston has returned for his native county.

The forward was the subject of a long-running transfer saga in 2012.

Cavan boss Terry Hyland has named a 25-man panel for the pre-season tournament.

The Kildare forward has lodged a transfer request with his St Kevin’s club.

There is strong speculation that the forward is preparing to apply to transfer from Kildare.

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The former Cavan star scored 1-3 as Kildare maintained their unbeaten record.

After a turbulent 2012, Seanie Johnston began his 2013 season by making the right headlines in Sunday’s O’Byrne Cup semi-final.

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The GAA Director-General has reacted against the views expressed by Kildare manager Kieran McGeeney after yesterday’s All-Ireland qualifier.

The focus is on events in Cavan town but there are two other All-Ireland football round two qualifiers as well on tomorrow afternoon.

One of the most eagerly anticipated face-offs of the year may not happen, as the controversial forward nurses a shoulder injury.

The GPA chief speaks out on Twitter usage by inter-county stars and the Seanie Johnston affair.

It’s been prolonged and messy but the story of the former Cavan and current Kildare footballer is unlikely to die down following Monday’s qualifier draw.

The pundit also says people are “unhappy” with the way the Seanie Johnston transfer was handled.

Despite the huge interest that will surround the game, it will be business as normal for the Breffni County in staging the round two tie.

Kildare, with Seanie Johnston now on board, have been drawn away to his native Cavan in the standout qualifier tie.

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“Anger is the wrong word but it has been frustrating.” The former Cavan forward hits back after months of negative press.

The internet responds with: “Seanie Johnston won’t be able to open a Twitter account until he logs on to Bebo for three minutes.”

He also expects a tough game with Meath at the weekend, despite his side’s excellent recent against the Royals.

The Seanie Johnston transfer saga has taken attention away from the best Kildare team in over a decade and thrust it onto one player who hasn’t even lined out for the team yet, writes Ewan MacKenna.

According to reports, the long-running saga has finally come to an end.

Joe Brolly and Colm O’Rourke were scathing in their comments about the former Cavan player, as well as his new club and county.

After months of speculation, requests, denials and appeals, Johnston has been allowed to switch counties.

The championship dawns, the square ball rule trots out for a lap of honour and Meath welcome back a prodigal son.

A statement released to the Irish Post has branded the organisation’s actions “disgraceful”.

The former U21 manager takes the reigns of the senior footballers with Anthony Forde as his second-in-command.

The wantaway Cavan forward is hopeful that his move to Kildare will be approved at the second time of asking.

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Seanie Johnston’s proposed transfer was rejected by the CCCC yesterday, but that doesn’t mean that the end is in sight yet.

Meanwhile, reports this morning suggest that the wantaway forward trained with his native Cavan Gaels last night.

Jesus spent 40 days in the desert, the least these guys can do is show a little restraint.