Cathal Barrett has been dropped from the Tipperary panel. The All-Star defender, who is currently recovering from a knee injury, is believed to have been omitted for a disciplinary breach.

All-star defender Cathal Barrett has been dropped from the Tipperary senior hurling panel, it has emerged.

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Tipperary goalkeeper Evan Comerford could face an inter-county ban following an incident with referee Paddy Russell in a club fixture on Tuesday evening.

Is the first guy to do it? You must be having a laugh, writes Mike Quirke.

One of the strongest pillars of the GAA is the overriding ethos of ‘what happens on the field, stays on the field’. 

As Conor Mortimer said earlier this week, the needle between Dublin and Mayo started back in 2006 with Warm-up-gate.

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?

2008 should have been the pinnacle of Paul Galvin’s Kerry career. Captain of the team seeking a third All-Ireland title in succession, he staved off surgery to make Killarney on June 15.

In an exclusive extract from his autobiography, Paul Galvin gives his account of slapping referee Paddy Russell’s notebook from his hands during the Munster semi-final in 2008.

Paul Galvin has revealed his Kerry career would have ended a lot earlier had he not changed his style of football.

We revert once again to our dog-eared Soundings poetry book in a vain attempt to encapsulate Paul Galvin’s retirement.

A mismatch of some scale this, so does that excuse the Kerry management for falling asleep like the rest of us early in the second half?

In the drawn game of this Harty Cup quarter-final a week ago Seamus Kennedy, one of the stars of Tipperary’s march to All-Ireland minor football honours, was the hero of the hour for Thurles CBS, his late-late injury-time point sending the game to a replay.

AN altercation between Kerry footballer Paul Galvin and the producer of a satirical radio show at a landmark Dublin pub has been described as “handbags” by a senator.

AHERLOW retained their West Tipperary SFC crown with a hard-fought win against Galtee Rovers in a free-ridden encounter in Lattin yesterday.

Kerry footballer Paul Galvin has opted not to appeal the eight-week suspension dished out to him by the GAA's Central Competitions Control committee (CCCC) in the wake of last Sunday's Munster SFC semi-final replay against Cork.

It is understood that Kerry footballer Paul Galvin is to be handed an eight-week ban from the GAA's Competitions Control Committee (CCCC), following an incident during the Kingdom's Munster SFC semi-final replay victory over Cork at Pairc Ui Chaoimh.

PAUL GALVIN last night described Kerry’s All-Ireland triumph this year as ‘a fairytale’ but admitted that he still struggles to understand the manner in which his 2008 football season was wiped out through suspension.

RTÉ don’t operate a version of Sky’s player cam but they would be well advised to stretch their limited purse strings for Sunday’s All-Ireland final at Croke Park.

KERRY chairman Jerome Conway has called for a reappraisal of the drug-testing procedures the GAA are obliged to comply with, saying that Aidan O’Mahony’s unfortunate experience in being subjected to media scrutiny in advance of his hearing highlighted the need for a “privacy rule” to be introduced.

Tipperary referee Paddy Russell has said the announcement of his inter county retirement has nothing to do with the fallout from the controversy over Paul Galvin's sending off in the Munster Championship this season.

KERRY captain Paul Galvin last night returned to his first county training since being controversially dismissed against Clare on June 15.

Very little seems to phase Tomas O'Sé. A four-time GAA All-Ireland SFC winner with Kerry, the holder of three All-Star awards and another player off that famous O'Sé footballing conveyor belt.

Due to procedural irregularities the Disputes Resolution Authority (DRA) have quashed the decision of the GAA's Central Hearings Committee (CHC) to suspend Kerry footballer Paul Galvin for six months.

The GAA’s Dispute Resolution Authority hearing arising out of Paul Galvin's request for arbitration took place last night but was not completed.

KERRY captain Paul Galvin tonight launches a final bid to save his championship season at a hearing of the Disputes Resolution Authority (DRA).

Kerry football captain Paul Galvin has today lost an appeal against his six-month ban.

KERRY captain Paul Galvin could be back in Croke Park tomorrow night to appeal the six-month suspension which was formally imposed by the GAA’s Central Hearings Committee (CHC) at a meeting at headquarters on Monday.

Paul Galvin's attempt to have his high profile suspension reduced has failed - the Kerry captain's appeal against the six-month ban has been upheld by the GAA's Central Hearings Committee.

GAA president Nickey Brennan has stated that his organisation is not showing any bias in relation to the case of Kerry footballer Paul Galvin, who knocked the notebook out of referee Paddy Russell's hand in last Sunday week's Munster SFC semi-final win over Clare.

IT has been some week for Paul Galvin. More media coverage has been devoted to him then those appearing before the Tribunals.

IT was a midsummer feast of country life in which Bruce Springsteen, a sheep shearer, a wool spinner and even Arnie the Pig played various roles.

THE rest of the country may have been preoccupied with the Lisbon Treaty, but in Kerry the topic of conversation this week was the brainstorm that seized Paul Galvin when he threw a tantrum and slapped the notebook out of the hand of referee Paddy Russell.

THE Clare defender who was marking Kerry’s Paul Galvin in Sunday’s controversial Munster championship clash admits that the proposed six-months ban handed out on the All-Ireland winner was ‘a bit harsh.’

AIDAN O’MAHONY probably had few qualms about accepting an invite to promote a new football boot when the proposal arrived a few weeks ago.

IF IT goes to air, it may turn out to be the marketing coup of the GAA season, but Paul Galvin will hardly appreciate the irony.

Kerry 1-14, Clare 0-5

Kerry 1-14 Clare 0-5

Dublin 0-13 Meath 2-6, Parnell Park