Despite playing into the wind, Cavan were in total command in the opening quarter as they dominated the breaks, shut down any Antrim attacking avenues and created chances

Community is 'speechless' with grief at death of 21-year-old Red Óg Murphy who also played Australian Football with North Melbourne

Final day drama in the Allianz Football League deserves greater marketing and blanket coverage. The GAA is missing a trick not dong so

Cork preserved their Division Two and Sam Maguire eligibility but it wasn't without a scare amid the stubborn resistance of Offaly in Tullamore

Jack O'Connor and his management team will have been delighted with the physical test they got from Armagh on Sunday. It was a real Ulster away day sort of win

Declan Bonner’s side came from four points down in the first-half when it looked as though they’d lost their way

A contribution of 1-2 from the boot of 'Sem' captain Cian McMahon was crucial in setting up a deciding date with Naas CBS

The Treaty men are now in a position to challenge Westmeath and Antrim for a place in Division Two next season

The Kildare school were runners up in the last competition, which hasn’t been played since 2019 due to Covid

Trailblazer. Pioneer. Forerunner.  Maggie Farrelly is all three and more but she mainly wants to be known as a decent referee.

Watching the conclusion of last weekend’s All-Ireland club finals was a brilliant or brutal (depending on where you’re from) reminder of how one simple decision on the pitch can have enormous consequences

The risk will always exist but is balancing it with reward worth the gamble in how managers and coaches now view the position?

Karl Shannon is chairman of Na Gaeil Aeracha, Ireland’s first explicitly LGBTQ inclusive GAA club. 

For all Cork’s league struggles the past few years, which included a spring spent below in Division 3, the county’s record against Ulster teams is surprisingly strong.

The powerful midfielder shot to prominence with a series of strong displays for adopted club St Judes who reached the 2021 Dublin SFC final.

That Meath’s problems come just as Dublin appear to be having issues themselves doesn’t help, especially when just three points separated the counties going into additional time in last summer’s Leinster semi-final

Three goals in a-six minute spell early in the second half clinched the Freshers Football Division 1 final for DCU at the IT Carlow grounds Thursday night

 Are Limerick footballers building towards a breakthrough?

The GAA’s approach to selling tickets to its matches is not reflective of the realities of life for its membership, writes Paul Rouse

Wholesale changes are the order of the day in the Mayo team named to face Dublin in Croke on Saturday.

Tyrone will not seek to have a meeting with Central Appeals Committee (CAC) in an attempt to overturn their four footballers’ one-match suspensions.

The move comes off the back of a club campaign where he excelled for Cork and Munster champions St Finbarr’s

Dessie Farrell's side have lost both their games in the Allianz Football League but Dean Rock is looking at the bigger picture - and the season ahead

Jeffrey Lynskey and Brian Ryan are two of several third-level managers who are dearly hoping they do not have to field this same call next year to vent at the unfairness of what is being asked of inter-county players

Eoghan Cormican assesses the key men in Wednesday's Sigerson Cup final - and the players tasked with limited the star's impact on the game

After the manic energy of last week, the nerves and the frenzy, they’ll enjoy the opportunity to breathe out around Kilcoo now.

Publicity shy is putting it mildly when it comes to the veteran Derry man who has had plenty of Croke Park heartache over the years, losing All-Ireland finals there with Mayo, Slaughtneil and Kilcoo

The TUS Corn Ui Mhuiri Under 19 A Football Final between Tralee CBS and St Brendan’s Killarney will take place on Saturday, February 12th at 1pm in Fitzgerald Stadium Killarney. 

In April, Moran will turn 70. He’s been operating in top-level football for half a century now. Everywhere he goes, he leaves disciples.

GAA director general Tom Ryan admits he doesn’t know how last year’s All-Ireland SFC semi-final saga would have played out had Kerry not agreed to a second postponement.

Niall Morgan has urged GAA Congress to level the playing field by adopting the Green proposal for changes to the Football Championship next weekend.

Kilcoo have learned the lessons from their previous All-Ireland final defeat, says Paul Devlin

The northerners take on Dublin’s Kilmacud Crokes and Fitzgerald, who bowed out of competitive football when Corofin beat Kilcoo in the club final of 2020, says the Down side “were one of the toughest, most aggressive sides I’ve ever played against, and I mean that as a compliment”.

Colm O'Connor will be on hand to oversee proceedings with post-draw analysis from Conor Counihan and Seanie McGrath as the draws take place at Cork GAA HQ.

Recent history tells us that Mayo enjoy their trips to Clones at this time of year.

Anthony Cunningham admitted Conor Cox was “very pushy” about starting for Roscommon who secured back-to-back wins in Division 2 thanks largely to the Kerry native’s excellence.

Tyrone had four players red-carded after a fracas in injury-time in a chastening 2-14 to 0-14 defeat to neighbours Armagh.

How things have changed since Jack O’Connor and Dessie Farrell last shook hands after a match.

If one was to conjure the complementary attributes for a modern-day eight-to-15, it would scarcely stray from how O'Connor and his management set Kerry up on Saturday.

In a dogged and determined third-quarter showing, Cork wiped clean Clare’s lead. But a further setback then arrived in the shape of a 58th minute Clare goal.

There was a stage in the second half when Donegal, who had been six points up, were tagged back to three and had lost their two most influential players

The Derry club went into the final as strong favourites having accounted for Kerry's Na Gaeil in the semi-final but were shocked by the concession of a third minute goal

Westmeath 2-11 Laois 0-11 Westmeath made it two wins from two in Division 3 of the Allianz League with a deserved six-point victory over Laois in O’Moore Park.

Cavan 0-17 Wexford 1-8 Cavan won pulling up at Kingspan Breffni Park en route to maintaining their 100% record in the early stages of their Allianz Football League Division 4 campaign.