Tyrone secretary Dominic McCaughey stoked the flames of the county’s rivalry with Kerry in his annual report.

A shoulder injury will force Sean Cavanagh to miss Tyrone's entire 2012 Championship run, robbing the Red Hands of arguably their most influential player.

Having injured his shoulder in a club game, Sean Cavanagh is now a serious doubt for Tyrone's Ulster SFC quarter-final against Armagh on Sunday, June 10.

Sean Cavanagh is almost certainly out of Tyrone’s Ulster SFC clash with Armagh at the Athletic Grounds on June 10.

So, I’m back at the keyboard and looking forward to another Championship season both on and off the field.

Joe Brolly insisted the GAA’s recent north-south divisive flashpoints have more to do with ignorance than racism.

Cork won’t appeal forfeiture of home advantage for their Division 1 game against Laois on Saturday week.

Aaron Kernan admitted his blood boiled when he learned of Dr Crokes comments made in reference to his club Crossmaglen.

Dromid Pearses have been banned from representing Kerry at provincial and national level for three years.

‘Brawl at GAA club game’.

Oisín McConville admitted Crossmaglen have been motivated by the comments made by the Dr Crokes chairman last month.

GAA president Christy Cooney has rejected Derrytresk claims that they received shabby and unfair treatment during the inquiry and appeals which followed the now infamous All-Ireland Club JFC semi-final against Dromid Pearses of Kerry.

For weeks, the focus before this All-Ireland junior final zeroed in on Derrytresk, but Galway’s Naomh Pádraig stole the limelight in Croke Park yesterday by claiming the honours in the most dramatic fashion.

Mickey Harte has blamed “media hysteria” for ensuring All-Ireland Club JFC finalisists Derrytresk “couldn’t get a fair trial”.

Kerry manager Jack O'Connor has made two changes in personnel for Saturday's Allianz Football League clash with Armagh in Tralee (throw-in 7pm).

Dromid Pearses chairman Mike Sheehan has questioned the timing of a published photograph from last month’s All-Ireland club JFC semi-final against Derrytresk.

Derrytresk will be without seven players for Sunday’s All-Ireland Club JFC final following a mammoth disciplinary hearing at Croke Park.

Tyrone club Derrytresk are free to contest this Sunday's AIB All-Ireland JFC final against Clonbur, with a number of restrictions in place, after the violence that marred their recent semi-final victory over Dromid Pearses in Portlaoise.

An anonymous donator has paid off Derrytresk’s €5,000 fine arising from last month’s controversial All-Ireland Club JFC semi-final.

Derrytresk are expected to put forward their cases against recommended player bans in front of the Central Hearings Committee in Dublin this evening.

Last Friday night on The Late Late Show, Eamon Dunphy was asked his opinion on the scenes witnessed at the Dromid Pearses v Derrytresk game.

DERRYTRESK last night launched an appeal process ahead of Sunday week’s All-Ireland Club JFC final against Galway champions Clonbur after being slapped with a reported eight suspensions following their controversial semi-final win over Kerry’s Dromid Pearses in Portlaoise last month.

Dromid Pearses are seeking legal advice after both they and Derrytresk were hit with heavy punishments arising from incidents in their All-Ireland club JFC semi-final last Sunday week.

Despite the shocking scenes from last Sunday’s All-Ireland Club JFC semi-final between Kerry club Dromid Pearses and Tyrone’s Derrytresk, many people within the wider GAA community accept a ‘melee’ as part and parcel of our games, claims Ray Silke .

Dr Crokes have moved to clarify they were not looking for their supporters to be segregated from Crossmaglen’s at next month’s All-Ireland club SFC semi-final in Portlaoise.

Derrytresk manager Paul Hughes insists the unsavoury incidents which marred last Sunday’s All-Ireland Club JFC semi-final in Portlaoise have not detracted from their progress to the decider in Croke Park next month.

Crossmaglen’s three-time All-Ireland winning manager Joe Kernan has warned that separation or segregation of supporters would spell the death knell for the GAA.

The GAA’s Central Competition Controls Committee (CCCC) met yesterday to discuss referee Francis Flynn’s report from last Sunday’s controversial All-Ireland JFC semi-final between Derrytresk and Dromid Pearses.

The Dr Crokes club in Killarney has issued a statement following what they say was a "misinterpretation" of earlier comments, that they wanted supporters segregated at their AIB All-Ireland Club SFC semi-final against Crossmaglen Rangers at O'Moore Park, Portlaoise next month.

The GAA's Central Competitions Control Committee will today begin their investigation into the violent scenes which marred last Sunday's All-Ireland JFC semi-final between Dromid Pearses and Derrytresk.

GAA President Christy Cooney says the Association's disciplinary systems will deal with those who were involved in the violent scenes which marred last Sunday's All-Ireland JFC semi-final between Derrytresk and Dromid Pearses.

ULSTER Council delegate Pat Darcy has warned other counties to stop pointing the finger of blame at his native Tyrone, and the province, following the violence that marred Sunday’s All-Ireland Club JFC semi-final.

THE violent scenes involving Tyrone club Derrytresk in Sunday’s All-Ireland Club JFC semi-final in Portlaoise is the latest disciplinary controversy to hit GAA in the Red Hand county over the last 12 months.

LAOIS chairman Brian Allen last night described the level of aggression displayed towards stewards in Sunday’s ill tempered All-Ireland Club JFC semi-final in O’Moore Park as “unprecedented.”

DROMID PEARSES manager Michael Anthony O’Connell last night claimed his wife was forced to push their children underneath a seat in O’Moore Park, Portlaoise to protect them during the violent scenes that marred Sunday’s All-Ireland Club JFC semi-final defeat by Derrytresk.

DROMID PEARSES saw their hopes of becoming the fourth Kerry club in succession to reach the All-Ireland club JFC final dashed yesterday in Portlaoise by Tyrone champions Derrytresk, in a game marred by first half brawl.

Kerry GAA chiefs last night called for an investigation after former All-Ireland winning football captain Declan O’Sullivan was struck twice by supporters of Tyrone side Derrytresk in the aftermath of yesterday’s All-Ireland club junior football semi-final in Portlaoise.

ALL Star midfielder Bryan Sheehan struck the injury-time point that clinched a third successive South Kerry SFC title for St Mary’s (Caherciveen) in dramatic fashion against Dromid Pearses at a windswept Waterville on Christmas Eve.