The 2014 season wasn’t without its fair share of disputes and furore. But just where does the likes of Shane Enright’s non-black card, Parade-gate and Stephen O’Keeffe’s safety-defying save from Anthony Nash rank in the GAA’s biggest on-field Championship controversies since 2000?

Clonoe 3-08 Carrickmore 0-12

Limerick’s objection to their minors’ All-Ireland semi-final defeat to Galway last Sunday is likely to fail on the basis of a rule in the GAA Official Guide.

Fermanagh 2-15 Donegal 2-7

Kilcoo (Down) 1-09 St Gall’s (Antrim) 0-10

Westmeath turned in an inspirational second-half performance to maintain their Division 2 status at Cusack Park, Mullingar, yesterday.

Westmeath 1-15 Derry 0-10, Cusack Park

Pat Gilroy pointed to a lack of intensity as the reason why Dublin slipped to a second Allianz League defeat yesterday.

Two Louth men have been convicted and each fined €1,000 for attacking the referee after the 2010 Leinster football final.

I am a 13-year-old boy and recently as I took my seat to watch a cup game, I couldn’t help but wonder if the game would pass without incident or would it be marred by scenes of violence and racial abuse.

Two Co Louth men have been convicted and each fined €1,000 for attacking the referee after the controversial 2010 Leinster football final.

Lawyers at Dublin District Court have asked a judge to dismiss the case of two Louth men accused of attacking a referee after the controversial 2010 Leinster football final because he has withdrawn his complaint.

Judge Bridget Reilly is to consider an application for charges against two men, on trial for attacking the referee at the 2010 Leinster Senior Football final, to be thrown out.

Two men have gone on trial today, accused of attacking the referee at the 2010 Leinster Senior Football final at Croke Park.

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 .

“LIFE is too short to hold a grudge, also too long,” a wise man once reflected, clearly outside the earshot of Angelo Mosca and Joe Kapp — the two septuagenarian ex-football players, who made news worldwide this week when they brawled at a Canadian Football League alumni lunch, over an incident that happened in 1963.

CROSSMAGLEN joint-manager Tony McEntee has warned the best is yet to come from his side.

AN altogether familiar scoreline but the All-Ireland champions’ way of going about it was far from usual.

Crossmaglen Rangers are on course to retain their AIB Ulster Club SFC title after coming through a tough examination from Ballinderry this afternoon.

LAST month, Sean St Ledger experienced the colour and excitement of an All-Ireland football final at Croke Park and the Leicester City defender is banking on a similarly passionate atmosphere at the Aviva Stadium tonight.

Three Co. Louth men accused of attacking referee Martin Sludden after last year's controversial Leinster Senior Football final at Croke Park had their trial date set today.

A JUDGE has refused to throw out the case of a man accused of attacking referee Martin Sludden after last year’s Leinster Senior Football final.

GRAHAM GERAGHTY will miss Meath’s All-Ireland qualifier clash with Galway, prompting long-term concerns about his ability to shake off a serious Achilles injury.

David Coldrick says all GAA referees are 'big enough' to take criticism of their decisions, but personal attacks on match officials are totally uncalled for.

Michael Curley, the Chairman of the GAA's National Referees Committee, has defended referee Cormac Reilly's performance in last Sunday's Leinster SFC semi-final between Dublin and Kildare.

THE GAA’s national referees committee (NRC) chairman Michael Curley has claimed The Sunday Game analysts are making misrepresentations of the rules of the game.

JUSTICE had no answer for justification on Saturday; Meath’s pursuit of vindication was far too strong for Louth’s sense of fairness.

A TALE of two victories.

Antrim 0-16 Westmeath 1-07

WHEN word emanated from Louth earlier this year that Aaron Hoey wanted to become a referee, the dots were immediately joined.

LAST year’s Leinster final has been consigned to the past for Louth as they count down to Saturday’s rematch with neighbours Meath, insists forward Shane Lennon. However, the Kilkerley Emmets man believes the Royals have just as much motivation as his team to win in Breffni Park after last July’s debacle in Croke Park.

Meath football legend Colm O'Rourke has expressed his dissatisfaction with the current disciplinary system in the GAA, making reference to Brian Farrell's four-week ban as 'a cock-up.'

MARTIN SLUDDEN will have to wait to take charge of his first senior inter-county championship game since last July’s controversial Leinster final after the GAA announced a change to the referee arrangements for next Sunday’s Ulster quarter-final between Cavan and Donegal with Sligo whistler Marty Duffy now set to officiate the match.

MEATH boss Seamus McEnaney last night handed out senior championship debuts to U21 duo Bryan Menton and Ciaran Lenehan for Sunday’s Leinster quarter-final against Kildare in Croke Park but the involvement of veteran forward Graham Geraghty remains unclear as the list of Royal County substitutes has yet to be released.

REFEREES won’t have to change their umpires for this year’s All-Ireland championships after all of them passed the new test earlier this month, the Irish Examiner can reveal.

Three Co Louth men appeared in court today accused of attacking the referee at last year's controversial Leinster Senior Football final at Croke Park.

WESTMEATH boss Pat Flanagan heaped praise on his team after they secured promotion to Allianz Football League Division Two with victory at Cusack Park, Mullingar yesterday.

Croke Park stadium director Peter McKenna has confirmed that the Hill 16 crowd barrier will be reinstalled for next month's Allianz Football League Division 1 final at GAA headquarters.

LOUTH County Board could withdraw their motion for umpires to be neutral of referees in favour of the GAA’s plan for the officials to take training courses and exams.

GAA umpires will not be allowed officiate at championship matches this year unless they have passed a new exam.

KERRY will appeal Marc Ó Sé’s proposed four-week suspension arising from his involvement in an incident with Dublin’s Eoghan O’Gara in last Saturday week’s Allianz Division 1 game.

LEINSTER COUNCIL secretary Michael Delaney has warned that a handful of counties in the province are in danger of falling into “serious financial difficulty”.