James Horan's men need a target man inside and the obvious candidate is Aidan O'Shea. 

The row between Donegal and Armagh at the end of the National League game four weeks ago smacked of battle lines being drawn.

While the Kingdom's overseas training camps were documented, a lesser known but no less important aspect of their Championship preparation were team-bonding days. The All-Ireland winning manager offers an insight into the benefits

Final day drama in the Allianz Football League deserves greater marketing and blanket coverage. The GAA is missing a trick not dong so

Jack O'Connor and his management team will have been delighted with the physical test they got from Armagh on Sunday. It was a real Ulster away day sort of win

WITH weekends of regulation games to go in the Allianz Football League, there are huge talking points across all four divisions.  Monaghan are rallying as always. Derry dropped their first points of the year. Cork and Down are staring into the abyss.

“Let’s get out of here.

Mayo will also be quietly pleased. They usually have to put on a late burst to stay in the division but this time round they are ahead of themselves.

How things have changed since Jack O’Connor and Dessie Farrell last shook hands after a match.

We expect a reaction from both Dublin and Kerry tonight in Tralee. Neither will be happy with last week’s results or performances