If you were a Cork club delegate going to tonight’s annual GAA convention at Páirc Uí Chaoimh, what questions would you ask based on the revelations in yesterday’s Irish Examiner?

Bruce Springsteen isn’t going to be a popular man in Dublin club football circles this summer.

Anthony Cunningham’s future as Galway hurling manager is to be resolved on Monday night.

Here’s a briefing on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com today.

With Kerry, Donegal and Mayo all winning last weekend and Dublin likely to do likewise next weekend, the cosy consensus is that the Big Four of last year’s championship are going to have it all to themselves again this year.

The controversy surrounding the Galway club hurling championships has been brought to a close with the draws for the respective competitions now taking place next week.

A motion to outlaw the use of goalkeeper’s hurleys for scoring has been forwarded to the Galway County Convention to be prepared for the GAA National Congress.

Former GAA president Paddy Mac Flynn has passed away, it was announced today.

Longford man Sean Hagan has been announced as the new manager of the Leitrim senior footballers, following a special meeting of the County Committee last night.

The Fermanagh senior footballers will be led by a new manager next season after Peter Canavan decided not to put his name forward to continue in the position.

County Board Chairman Patrick O’Sullivan told club delegates at last night’s re-arranged County Committee meeting that the lands at Currans would be purchased within the next two weeks.

Seamus Plunkett has been handed a one-year term as Laois Senior Hurling manager following his ratification at a County Committee meeting last night.

Rural depopulation is a serious threat to the future viability of many clubs throughout Kerry and particularly in the south of the county, Chairman Patrick O’Sullivan warned at last night’s annual convention at the Ballyroe Heights Hotel in Tralee.

Former Royals’ senior football team manager Eamonn Barry is set to return as Meath County Board coaching officer in a bizarre turnabout.

Malachy O'Rourke is poised to succeed Eamonn McEneaney as manager of the Monaghan senior footballers.

Brian McIver has been appointed as Derry senior football manager, it has been confirmed today.

Pat Gilroy has stepped down as manager of the Dublin Senior Footballers.

After just one season in charge of the under-21’s, Eamonn Fitzmaurice was last night formally ratified as Kerry senior football manager for a three-year term in succession to Jack O’Connor.

Kerry chairman Patrick O’Sullivan has expressed regret at the departure of Donie Buckley from the senior management team.

Despite missing out on Allianz League Division 2 honours against Kildare last weekend, Mickey Harte believes he is the man to lead Tyrone to more silverware in the coming seasons.

Meath GAA chairman Barney Allen has said that there is no animosity between himself and Seamus McEnaney, despite the Allen-led County Committee tabling a motion of no confidence in the Meath senior football manager last night.

Seamus McEnaney is set to stay in charge of the Meath senior footballers following a specially convened County Board meeting at Pairc Tailteann tonight.

Laois are set to appoint their fifth senior hurling manager in seven years, after it emerged yesterday that former Cork dual star Teddy McCarthy is set to take the role.

Davy Fitzgerald has decided not to seek another term as Waterford senior hurling manager.

The committee set up to appoint a successor to Denis Walsh has recommended that Jimmy Barry Murphy be appointed as the next Cork Senior Hurling manager.

There is growing speculation that Jimmy Barry-Murphy will take on the Cork manager's job, following the confirmation of Denis Walsh's departure.

The Cork County Board have confirmed that they have begun the search for a new manager.

The mother of two young footballers at the centre of a 'Parish rule' row stormed out of a Kerry County Committee meeting last night before votes on the matter were counted.

MICK O’DWYER jumped on for one last spin of the GAA managerial merry-go-round last night when he reaffirmed his commitment to Wicklow at a press conference at the Arklow Bay Hotel.

Dublin Senior footballer Eamon Fennell's request to transfer from O'Toole's to St Vincent's GAA club was last night refused at a meeting of Dublin County Board.

KERRY GAA’s plans to sell Austin Stack Park to a developer and relocate to a state of the art complex at the old Ballybeggan Park Racecourse have been shelved.

KERRY County Convention last night voted unanimously to give the Central Council the power to open Croke Park to non GAA activities after the present agreement with rugby and soccer expires.

The Dublin GAA Board Management Committee decided unanimously last night to extend their senior football management team's term by a further year to include the 2011 Championship.

Two-time All-Star winner James McCartan was tonight named as the new Down senior football manager after a County Committee meeting.

Ross Carr's term as Down senior football manager came to an end last night, following a meeting of the Down GAA County Board.

CORK GAA officials last night moved to rebut claims made by the 2008 senior hurling panel with a hard-hitting statement which sought to address “serious misrepresentation” in the ongoing dispute in the county.

The Jack O'Connor-led Kerry senior management team was officially ratified at last night's meeting of the Kerry County Committee.

The Antrim County Committee want their county's clubs to fully debate the issue of inter-county player grants before the Committee hold a meeting on February 19.

The Central Council of the GAA met earlier today at Croke Park where a number of issues in relation to discipline were discussed.

One of the men behind the construction of the O'Connell Street Spire has been handed the task of rebuilding Wicklow's championship summer.

THE GAA is seeking an ‘early’ meeting with Sports Minister John O’Donoghue to voice concern over his insistence that only soccer can be played in the planned new stadium in Tallaght.

Former Monaghan boss Eamonn McEneaney was last night ratified as manager of the Louth senior and Under-21 footballers at a County Committee meeting.

CORK County Board Chairman Jim Forbes remained tight-lipped last night about the possibility of an appeal against the suspensions handed down against three of the Leesiders minor footballers.