Meanwhile, Clare have recovered from bad spots before and the word on the grapevine is Shane O’Donnell’s injury may not necessarily be a season-ending one either.

Cork footballers plough loneliest of furrows and give up your old throws for Lent.

The FRC must realise if you’re going to sell a product, you best ensure it is advertised.

Elsewhere, Limerick were right to punish Seamus Flanagan and Antrim's case to play their Ulster quarter-final against Armagh at Corrigan Park is strong. 

The rejuvenated league has plenty of jeopardy but can be lucrative for counties.

Improving Gaelic football is the objective but its new rules are still a work in progress.

Vacuums are there to be filled, which is exactly what has happened this month as pre-season competitions have been suspended.

Last February, GAA president Jarlath Burns spoke about how counties rubbished his idea of taking a leaf out of the NFL’s book and installing cameras at centres of excellence.

Mayo GAA are the guinea pigs for Revenue's risk review of county boards. What they declare as taxable could set a precedent for future audits.

Which teams are primed to take advantage of the new proposals.