The Cork county board and the Páirc Uí Chaoimh stadium board will jointly make three business-related appointments — the latest step in the coming together of the two bodies.

Her scoring record was immense, getting a goal in all 13 finals she started in, including four in her first final, aged 15.

Derry star Chrissy McKaigue won an AIB GAA Club Football Award in 2018 and adds a hurling award here on the back of his inspirational work with Ulster champs Slaughtneil.

Eddie Keher believes some of the cynicism in the game is not coming from maor foirnes but water/hurley carriers.

Four players on the Kerry team started last year’s Munster U20 final defeat to Cork.

Naas' power and depth came to the fore in the second half of Tuesday’s semi-final clash with Marist College of Athlone.

Séamus Moynihan won four All-Ireland titles with Kerry but says he is "reminded of the losses more than the wins" in the Kingdom.

Both counties may be pursued by GAA authorities with potential bans for players or county board fines in the pipeline.

CBC, who fell to St Flannan’s in Sunday’s Harty Cup decider, have been afforded just five days to pick themselves up from the disappointment of that Munster final defeat.

A 53rd-minute goal from Devon Hill proved pivotal as St Joseph’s, Rochfortbridge overcame Coláiste Eoin by two points in their Top Oil Leinster Schools Senior ‘A’ Football Championship semi-final in Leixlip yesterday.

The ongoing exasperation of Gaelic football county managers over the never-ending tinkering with playing rules brought a withering response from Tyrone’s Mickey Harte.

In a special GAA podcast, Kerry great Seamus Moynihan chats highs, lows and the players he'd happily walk down Mean St beside.

Cork’s John O’Rourke feels he and his colleagues will have to improve their concentration levels following Sunday’s late fade-out against Derry.

Former All-Ireland-winning Kerry captain Darran O’Sullivan has claimed David Moran is the de facto Kingdom skipper this year.

Pádraig Ó Sé wasn’t even a teenager when An Ghaeltacht last graced Croke Park but that 2004 All-Ireland senior club final defeat to Caltra was one of those formative experiences.

Stephen Cluxton has won his game’s ultimate honour on four occasions. This Saturday, he makes his 89th championship appearance, going one ahead of Tomás and Marc Ó Sé, writes John Fogarty.

Marc Ó Sé’s former college mate Alan Brogan has led the tributes to the retired Kerry defender, describing him as the best corner-back of the last 15 years.

Arthur Spring — in his own words — is in a dogfight for North Kerry’s final seat but the nephew of the former Labour leader tells Tony Leen there is still everything to fight for

They just grinded it out. And in their manager Kerry have someone who continues to extract every last drop out of them.

Colman Corrigan says Tomás Ó Sé’s damning comments about Cork will be more unwelcome in Kerry and should add a couple of points to Brian Cuthbert’s team’s score in next month’s Munster final.

You do not replace a footballing legend - you just hope someone will be inspired by their greatness.

Rathmore 1-12 West Kerry 0-14

It was something of an odd chapter in the GAA’s most enduring rivalry.

Revenge? Retribution? Resurrection? None of the above.

1 Kerry’s midfield and half-back dominance