Listening to the tributes of former players, it is clear just how valuable Shane O’Hanlon was to the Dublin cause.

The new GAA president suggested the GPA could act as compliance agents for the GAA as he looks to enshrine the amateur status. 

In an anxious time for Kildare football, emotions are going to run high and with relegation fears growing, there is the potential for further debate at next month’s board meeting.

Jackie Tyrrell had ridden shotgun to Cusack as the former goalkeeping star drove at former executive members of the Cork County Board and the GAA. But for all his swings, few of Cusack's punches landed.

McNulty finds himself in a tough spot and hurling league will soon take on more urgency.

This glittering era of Limerick hurling would obviously not have been possible without the array of talent at his disposal nor the coaching acumen of Paul Kinnerk. But would they be on the precipice of the five-in-a-row were it not for Kiely’s acute management?

We should be hearing it from the refs and Kerry's not-so-lucky number.

Connacht Council chief executive John Prenty believes spending on preparing football teams is unsustainble.

In his final address to provincial convention in Bekan on Monday night, Murphy also expressed disappointment that the Government threatened to pull funding from the GAA if its management committee didn’t achieve 40% female representation.

As fair as the McManuses wanted their generosity to be, the mechanics of the dispersion means some will be considered more equal than others.