You wouldn’t know it but Gaelic football faces a potentially seismic event next month.

With no team able to match them on the field, John Fogarty picks out four issues which could potentially disrupt Limerick's momentum as they aim for a three in a row

As the Irish Examiner reported yesterday, there is likely to be an investigation into how Covid became so rampant in the Tyrone camp

John Kiely is certain to be mindful of the optics in opposing a disciplinary charge when the Limerick camp have acknowledged they were fortunate not to be punished from incidents in the Munster final

Cork’s pace should be even more of an asset in Croke Park. They look to be more fearless than Kilkenny too

Deflection and diversion are Peter Keane’s tools of the trade. Here's how he does it

Brian Cody was majorly concerned on Saturday about what happened to Dublin

On Larry McCarthy’s watch, the tried and tainted knockout provincial-based Sam Maguire has been given another go only this time the results are exactly what was anticipated

When he has so often acted on principle and his “appreciation for the contest”, it is not beyond the realms of possibility to suggest Cluxton has exited stage left on a point of principle

Do we detect an element of resignation in the GAA’s ads and billboards about live audiences over the next nine weeks? Or, dare it be said, a reluctance?