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?

Better teams are availing of an alien rule which the playing rules group may not have envisaged would be utilised so pragmatically and efficiently by forwards

If memory serves us correctly, Donegal were one of the first progressive counties to make a fuss about their players reaching a century of National League and Championship appearances.

Shane O’Neill’s exasperation with a question he considered highlighted another problem with the state of hurling was obvious following Sunday’s win over Waterford.

It’s widely agreed the penalties handed out to Cork, Down, Dublin, and Monaghan were not appropriate. The GAA hierarchy know it, the CCCC know it, almost everyone knows it

In the 2020 All-Ireland Hurling final, there were 29 frees awarded and Limerick conceded 19 of those

Before we all embark on another season of blasting the fall guys, spare them a few thoughts

Something to keep in mind is just how specific this sin bin rule is. Try and apply the sin bin to cynical fouls in last year’s championship and we can only categorically call two out of 10 certainties and four most definitely weren’t

The Rugby World Cup draw, which is staged almost three years out from the competition, takes some beating but the GAA sure know how to stifle their own fanfare