Based on this performance yesterday, Kerry will have it all to do to beat Dublin in four weeks’ time.

On the August Bank Holiday weekend Mayo will have their first real championship battle of the season in the All-Ireland quarter-finals at Croke Park.

Do managers and their players, learn more from defeat and tight games than easy victories?

The first half of this encounter at a windy Pearse Stadium provided a perfect example of how Gaelic football can be a pig ugly field game when it is played in a certain way, by limited teams.

Columnist, Ray Silke, identifies the three key areas which saw Donegal emerge victorious in Sunday's Ulster clash of the titans.

Sometimes there can be no excuses.

In a game devoid of the negativity and cynicism often too prevalent in the senior ranks, these two counties produced a tremendous evening of football skills in difficult weather conditions.

In the match programme at Elverys MacHale Park yesterday, Kerry’s Bryan Sheehan was asked what were his hopes for the future of Kerry football?

Tuam Stars are the most celebrated club in Galway football.

Mayo were 10 points to the good yesterday early in the second half, leading by 0-17 to 0-7, and yet they were reduced to stumbling over the finish line to win by three.