Paul Earley expects the Australians to try and make next month’s test in Perth an intimidating one for his players after Ireland’s last two series successes by considerable margins.

Back in February, Eoin Cadogan said his piece. Frustrated, the usually mild-mannered dual player spared his chest of a gripe on Twitter.

Ireland International Rules vice-captain Aidan Walsh is refusing to contemplate his own potential club versus country dilemma.

Ireland’s new International Rules manager Paul Earley admits that the series has lost some of its sparkle because the Australian have curbed the physical aspect of their play — but he expects a tougher challenge this time around.

Lar Corbett has vehemently dismissed suggestions he gambled on himself not scoring in this year’s Munster SHC final.

LAR CORBETT yesterday visited Setanta Ó hAilpín and Nicholas Walsh at the new AFL club, the Greater Western Sydney Giants.

SETANTA Ó hAilpín has been handed another opportunity to become an established AFL player after new franchise, Greater Western Sydney selected him in the AFL draft at Homebush yesterday.

Cavan footballer Seanie Johnston has welcomed the inclusion of 10 of the U-21 squad in the Breffni County's senior set-up for this summer's Championship campaign.

CIARAN SHEEHAN has been named in the Cork team for Sunday’s Allianz Division 1 final against Dublin.

CAVAN attacker Seanie Johnston has emerged a major doubt for their All-Ireland SFC round 1 qualifier against Wicklow on Saturday evening in Kingspan Breffni Park after suffering a recurrence of an elbow injury.

Seanie Johnston will make his first competitive start of 2010 for Cavan when they tussle with Fermanagh in Saturday's Ulster SFC quarter-final at Kingspan Breffni Park (throw-in 5.15pm).

DISCIPLINARY chiefs in Tyrone have launched a probe into an alleged assault on a referee at the end of Sunday’s SFC final between Dromore and Ardboe.

Cavan Gaels 1-10 St. Gall’s 1-12 AET

THEY are aiming high once again in Cavan.

Cavan 1-7 Armagh 0-9

ONE of the important points of discussion between the AFL and the GAA in Australia concerned the active recruitment of Gaelic players to the AFL.

Seanie Johnston has been passed fit to start for Cavan in tomorrow night's NFL Division Two semi-final against Roscommon at Croke Park (throw-in 7.45pm).

Tipperary 0-12 Cavan 1-14

Cavan have called on the services of world champion handballer Paul Brady for tomorrow's Bank of Ireland Ulster SFC Preliminary round clash with Down (Casement Park, throw-in 3.30pm).

NICHOLAS WALSH didn’t think things could get much worse that day as he was ferried out of Breffni Park in an ambulance with a broken bone in his leg.

THE future of international competition between the GAA and the Australian Football League will be debated in Dubai next week, when it’s expected an agreement will be reached to limit tours to every second year.

Knockbride attacker Larry Reilly will make his first start of this season's National Football League when Cavan line out against Sligo on Sunday (Markievicz Park, throw-in 2.30pm).

AFL star Tadhg Kennelly has warned the GAA that more and more Australian clubs are coming to Ireland in search of football talent.

Interim Cavan boss Martin McElkennon has made a number of positional switches for Sunday's Ulster SFC semi-final showdown with Tyrone in Clones.

ANDY MOLONEY is the major Waterford casualty from last Sunday’s National League final defeat by Galway.

Cavan 0-07 Limerick 0-11

Former Melbourne Demons player Nicholas Walsh has returned home and will play for Cavan this season after three years Down Under.

JOHN O’KEEFE is determined to stay clear of inter-county management for at least two years, following consecutive spells with Limerick, Clare and his native Kerry.

Cavan's Nicholas Walsh, who has been playing Australian Rules football with Melbourne Demons for the past three years, will return home to play football next month.

WITH whom does the advantage lie in Croke Park tomorrow?

Nicholas Walsh has been drafted into the Ireland squad to replace Longford's Paul Barden ahead of Sunday's opening test against Australia.

John O'Keeffe, manager of the Irish International Rules team, has announced his panel for the forthcoming Test Series against Australia in Croke Park on October 13 and 20.

AUSTRALIA may have finalised its 26-man squad for the upcoming International Rules Series, but Ireland’s squad remains very much a work-in-progress.

Ireland boss John O'Keeffe and his backroom team will reduce their panel from 33 to 26 for next month's International Rules games.