The frightening thing is they might just be starting out.

The cry ‘consistency’ has become an unlikely clarion call in recent years.

Tyrone great Conor Gormley believes the time is right to end his inter-county career.

The one advance in GAA we’re looking forward to seeing most in 2015? The public clock/hooter in the All-Ireland football and hurling championships.

The good times are back in Wexford. Win, lose or draw on Sunday, the Model must now push on to the next level

Each morning for the last three weeks, Aidan O’Rourke has counted himself lucky he works in Belfast, not Louth.

Edmund Sexton will feature in the Hurley’s of Midleton King of the Roads for the first time since 2003 following his sensational last shot win over David Murphy in the semi-final of the Mick Barry Cup at Ballincurrig.

Three-time All-Ireland SFC winner Enda McGinley has had to call time on his Gaelic football career due to a neck injury.

As a reporter, you’d watch those Sunday evening draws anticipating where the wonderful magical backdoor journey could take you.

If Tyrone are to gain a starring rather than supporting role then they need to clip Dublin’s wings, and they need to do it sooner than later.

Sometimes there are moments in sport which seem to define players and what they represent.

Bravest coaching call, any sport?

As Congress meets today to vote a motion that may impact on Seanie Johnston’s transfer to Kildare, a war of words has erupted on Twitter between the Cavan footballer and Philip Jordan.

PHILIP JORDAN reckons pal and former colleague Peter Canavan views the Fermanagh manager’s position as a potential stepping stone to the top job in his native Tyrone.

LIKE the other 82,105 people that filled Croke Park on September 6 last year, Kieran Murphy was left spellbound by the thrilling action that unfolded on the pitch.

Conor Gormley hasn’t forgotten the hammering his Tyrone side got from Cork when the sides last met, writes Brendan O’Brien

RONAN CURRAN can remember his first big clash with Tipperary. He was aware of the history behind the fixture but, then again, any good Cork- or Tipperary-man would be.

Brian Corcoran has seen it all - an All-Ireland minor football winner in 1991 and a three-time Liam McCarthy Cup champion - but despite his advancing years, the Erin's Own forward is still a vital cog in the Cork machine.

Armagh 1-11 Derry 0-10

FORMER Young Hurler of the Year Setanta Ó hAilpín is on the brink of a dramatic first team breakthrough in his adopted game of Australian Rules.

In the concluding interview with ex-winners ahead of tomorrow night’s Irish Examiner/TV3 National Junior Sports star awards, Tony Leen delves into the driven world of hurler of the year Sean Óg Ó hAilpín.

Enda McGinley could return to the Tyrone squad for the start of next year's National League campaign.

CORK GAA chiefs will press ahead “as a matter of urgency” with the appointment of a new hurling coach, after yesterday’s resignation of All-Ireland- winning manager Donal O’Grady.