What was so arresting about Michael Cohen’s appearance in front of a House Intelligence Committee in Washington last week was his claims about how Donald Trump likes to get things done.

The GAA’s plans to relax rules governing the use of their property on foot of last year’s Liam Miller tribute controversy in Páirc Uí Chaoimh do not extend to club grounds.

Monaghan secretary Seán McKenna has hit out at the GAA’s decision to take home advantage off them during the league following what he terms “a scuffle” with Kildare.

Munster Council chairman, Sean Walsh, will approach the GAA’s Rules Advisory Committee over the coming months to urge them to revamp Gaelic football by experimenting with the abolition of the mandatory pick off the ground with the foot, reintroducing the mark to promote high fielding and trialing an Australian Rules-style tackle.