Talk about either a famine or a feast. Caroline Conway’s 3,914 days of Roscommon exile ended last month and now she hopes to line out for her native county for the third time in as many weeks.

Offaly forward Cian Farrell is set to miss the remainder of the National Football League after a freak accident saw him suffer a tendon injury last Wednesday.

Galway captain Shane Walsh says the Tribesmen are revelling in their new attacking game-plan under Padraic Joyce.

Connor McAliskey has left the Tyrone squad, and will play no part in the Red Hands’ challenge for honours in 2020.

Aaron Gillane and Seán O'Shea were today honoured with PwC GAA/GPA Players of the Month honours for April.

The end of New York City’s number 1 subway line runs adjacent to Gaelic Park’s clubhouse goals in the Bronx. The MTA’s train yard tracks split and wrap themselves around the storied venue, offering patrons a uniquely bland metallic facade once they pass through the green gates.

Ran into an acquaintance this day last week. “Off to Croke Park tomorrow, I suppose?” he enquired.

Next to Frank Murphy, there are very few who have given as much service to the GAA as Joan Cooney.

Dublin 0-20 Donegal 0-15: Dublin manager Jim Gavin insists that attacker Diarmuid Connolly remains part of the All-Ireland champions’ panel and could make a return to duty in their next game.

There were plenty of signs around Killarney that this would be no average opening round National Football League game at the start of January, writes Mike Quirke.

Following their third round qualifier loss to Mayo in July, the Cratloe man said he'd be taking his time before committing to a fifth year in charge of the Banner.

Things we learned with Daragh Ó Conchúir

The fixture was level six times.

Irish Examiner BallTalk TV sports analyst Mikie Sheehan joins Peter McNamara to assess Sunday’s Allianz National Football League final as Dublin put their title on the line against Kerry at Croke Park.

Tipperary senior football manager Liam Kearns has accused local fixtures makers of mistreating young players —and voiced his frustration at the lack of access to top dual players Steven O’Brien and Seamus Kennedy.

The Dubs made virtually certain of a National Football League semi-final place with a comfortable if unspectacular eight points win over Down at Pairc Esler.

Limerick 0-11 Clare 1-14: When the sides met in last year’s National Football League, Limerick pulled themselves out of a four-game losing streak to kickstart an unlikely Division Three survival with a double-scores victory. Sadly for them, history did not repeat itself yesterday as they were brushed aside far more comprehensively by Clare than the final margin of six points suggests.

When paying tribute to the late Kevin Heffernan, Colm O’Rourke recounted an anecdote which gave a telling insight into the Dublin manager’s brilliance.

Monaghan 1-11 Kerry 0-10

We look at three things that caught our eye in the second week of the National Football League.

Saracens players participating in Saturday’s 22-6 victory over London Irish wore sensors to measure the force and direction of impacts to the head.

English rugby side Saracens players participating in Saturday's victory over London Irish wore sensors to measure the force and direction of impacts to the head.

Dublin senior footballer Jonny Cooper is out of hospital after he was stabbed early this morning.

Dublin senior footballer Jonny Cooper is recovering after being injured in a knife attack in the city in the early hours of this morning.

Fresh from Armagh’s gut-wrenching defeat to Donegal in last week’s All-Ireland quarter-final, the

A sports helmet that raises the alarm if a player suffers concussion is being developed in the hope that it will change behaviour on the pitch.

Cork dual star Eoin Cadogan will miss the Rebels’ Munster SHC opener against Waterford on Sunday, according to manager Jimmy Barry-Murphy.

By Peter O’ Dwyer

Galway 1-10 Kerry 1-13

Mickey Harte makes five changes to the Tyrone side which defeated Donegal last Sunday.

Tony Donnelly has warned that the value of Tyrone’s flying start to the National Football League could be wiped out by All-Ireland champions Donegal this weekend.

Kerry GAA chiefs will sound out Croke Park about the possibility of bringing forward the throw-in of their National Football League game against Dublin in Killarney on February 10 to avoid a clash with Ireland’s home Six Nations clash with England.

In Kerry, a county with so many All-Ireland medals, what kind of person would be agreeable to the general populace as a radio sports host?

Atlanta remained undefeated, Tom Brady won the battle of the marquee quarterbacks and Drew Brees had a record-setting day in week five of the National Football League season.

Just two years ago last June, the only Donegal man ever to lift Sam Maguire gave a damning appraisal of just where the state of football was at in the county.

PREVIEW: By Shaun Cronin, Sports Reporter

DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY manager Niall Moyna was happy with this result, although it gives him a fixtures headache.