Under-fire Tipperary senior hurling manager, Declan Ryan, looks certain to inform County Board officials this week he will not be seeking another term, while Munster rivals Limerick last night revealed John Allen has agreed to stay in charge of the senior hurlers.

If Gaelic Football’s All Star selectors are looking for nominees from outside of the game’s big hitters, they could do far worse than cast a glance in Brian Fox’s direction.

Tipperary midfielder George Hannigan is bracing himself for a “formidable” challenge from Wexford in today’s qualifier.

Tipperary’s interim football manager Peter Creedon insists the county team’s season is far from over.

Cork native Peter Creedon has been appointed Tipperary senior football manager for the remainder of the 2012 season.

Donegal native Gerry McGill steered the Dublin Ladies footballers to their first ever TG4 All-Ireland Ladies SFC title, thanks to a comprehensive 3-16 to 0-9 victory over Tyrone at Croke Park yesterday.

THIS day has been a long time coming for Dublin, so it was fitting that they reserved their best performance of the season to finally get their hands on the Brendan Martin Cup for the first time in their history.

DUBLIN secured a third successive TG4 Leinster Ladies Senior Football Championship crown with a comfortable 2-13 to 0-9 victory against Laois in yesterday’s provincial decider at Dr Cullen Park, Carlow.

ALMOST five months have passed but the memories stand out vividly as ever for Mairead Kelly.

OBVIOUS regrets about missing a couple of chances when it mattered most but pride in his team’s performance was the overriding emotion of Dublin manager Gerry McGill after yesterday’s TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football final in Croke Park.

DUBLIN defeated Kildare to retain their TG4 Leinster Ladies Senior Football Championship crown yesterday.

Carlow 0-12 Meath 1-17

OFFALY goalkeeper Paraic Kelly (pictured) retained his MBNA Kick Fada title with a winning kick of 63 metres at Bray Emmets GAA Club in Co Wicklow on Saturday.

Offaly goalkeeper Paraic Kelly retained the MBNA All-Ireland Kick Fada title in Bray yesterday, with a winning kick of 63 metres.

Mark Herbert from Co Kildare will be aiming to make it five All-Ireland titles in a row at the MBNA Kick Fada final on Saturday at Bray Emmets Club in Co Wicklow.

More than 30 inter-county Gaelic football stars are set to compete for the prestigious All-Ireland title at the fifth annual MBNA Kick Fada competition, which will take place on Saturday, September 18, at Bray Emmets, Co Wicklow.