Event: 2014 All-Ireland semi-

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Watching Cork footballers train changed Andy Moran's career

Former Footballer of the Year Andy Moran has admitted his Mayo career only truly "took off" after a lightbulb moment watching the Cork footballers training in late 2010.

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Decision on Canning so crucial as Galway holding out for a hero

Beating Dublin in Croke Park is like blowing up the Death Star

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Dr Ed Coughlan: Are Mayo responsible for their own downfall?

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When ‘unbeatable’ Dublin were beaten

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‘The whole country obsesses about Dublin’, says Donegal football boss Rory Gallagher

Staying cool vital to Kilkenny’s success, says TJ Reid

A refusal to lose their heads is the essential ingredient in Kilkenny’s impressive second-half performances over the past two seasons, according to TJ Reid.

Tue, 02 Aug, 2016

Another rout as Dublin's Invincibles meet only token Westmeath resistance

Dublin 2-19 Westmeath 0-10: Same as it ever was, then. An 11th Leinster title in 12 seasons for Dublin, another lopsided scoreline and a renewed bout of hand-wringing as to what the rest of the province – and everyone else – can possibly do to reduce a gap that shows no sign of closing anytime soon.

Mon, 18 Jul, 2016

Munster championship has to be about more than yesterday’s turn-off

I’ve often wondered about GAA teams’ approach to big games when compared to the marquee rugby sides. The GAA boys tear out of tunnels like they’ve just broken out of prison after being locked up for 20 years. The rugby boys walk out, often holding the hands of mascots, appearing like they’re heading for a tea-party before turning into savages.

Mon, 23 May, 2016