Dublin's All-Ireland final hero Stephen Cluxton has been chosen to captain the Ireland team for the upcoming International Rules Series against Australia in Melbourne and the Gold Coast.

TV3 and its sister station 3e will broadcast English and Irish commentaries of this year’s All-Ireland minor hurling and football finals.

Tomás Ó Flatharta says that it was 'with extreme reluctance' that he accepted the decision of the Galway GAA clubs to end his term as the county's senior football manager.

Tomás Ó Flatharta's reign as manager of the Galway senior footballers is over, after club delegates voted for a change of management.

WORK must be fun for Sean McDermott these days.

FORMER All-Ireland winning Galway selector Stephen Joyce has described the county’s Connacht SFC semi-final loss to Mayo as “up there with the worst performances I have ever seen”.

IT was with more than a sceptical eye that Joe Bergin saw Galway’s relegation from Allianz Division One almost swept under the carpet after the U21s’ All-Ireland win last month.

NEW Galway football manager Tomás Ó Flatharta is all but certain to be without the county’s top marksman Michael Meehan for the entirety of the National League.

Declan Meehan has announced his retirement from senior inter-county football, bringing an end to his 14-year career with the Galway senior footballers.

ONE OF Galway’s favourite senior footballers for the past 15 years, Declan Meehan, has announced his retirement from inter-county action.

TADHG KENNELLY has admitted ‘it really got up my nose’ that his heavy hit on Nicholas Murphy in the 2009 All-Ireland final was labelled a pre-meditated, cynical act.

TWO of the men entrusted with leading the Ireland team in this year’s International Rules Series believe many inter-county players lack the basic skills required to play Gaelic football at the top level.

The Irish Daily Mail and TG4 will sponsor the 2010 International Rules Series and the Ireland panel respectively, it was announced today.

NEW Ireland boss Anthony Tohill insists he has no interest in recruiting players who view the International Rules series as a junket to Australia.

DECLAN MEEHAN has won almost every major honour in his 10 years on the Galway panel, but the 30-year old defender has no intention of calling time on his involvement any time soon.

Veteran Galway footballer Sean Og De Paor has announced his retirement from inter-county football.

TWO of the country’s most successful sports coaches in different codes shared the limelight when they were honoured by a teachers’ union last night.

Galway former All-Ireland-winning skipper Gary Fahey has announced his retirement from inter-county football.

JOHN O’Mahony is optimistic - if not confident - that his team can improve considerably on their display against Louth two weeks ago for tomorrow’s football qualifier against Tyrone in Croke Park (4pm).

Galway boss John O'Mahony has lamented the loss of star wing-back Sean Óg de Paor for the rest of the season.

London 0-08 Galway 8-14

MAKING a small piece of history is all very well, but with Dublin lying in wait just two short weeks down the road, Westmeath know the hard work has only just begun.

Kerry 3-11 Galway 1-16

Kerry 3-11 Galway 1-16

Veteran Galway football star Sean Óg de Paor has predicted a typically fiersome battle when they renew rivalries with Kerry on Sunday.

Galway 2-18 Tyrone 1-19, after extra-time

GALWAY 4-11 LIMERICK 1-10

Sligo 1-11 Galway 1-11

ARMAGH manager Joe Kernan let rip after watching his All-Ireland football finalists struggle for the majority of yesterday’s second-round Allianz Football League defeat at Pearse Stadium.

Meath 2-12 Galway 1-12

THE Meath County Board confirmed they will hold an election for the position of senior football manager.

THERE was a buzz in Croke Park yesterday as the GPA and C&C announced details of their 10-year agreement.

TYRONE’s legendary forward Peter Canavan is expected to be one of the 10 GAA stars unveiled this morning in Croke Park to spearhead an innovative marketing campaign by C&C.

THERE was no time for tears of anguish for Galway senior football manager John O’Mahony.

Galway boss John O'Mahony will delay the announcement of his team to face Donegal in the All-Ireland quarter-final replay on Sunday as he waits on a number of injured players to prove their fitness.

WEXFORD will field their strongest available team in next Sunday’s Guinness All-Ireland hurling semi-final against Cork in Croke Park, (3.30).

Galway football boss John O'Mahony is keeping his fingers crossed that U-21 star Kevin Brady can shake off a niggling knee injury in time for Sunday's replay clash with Donegal.

Galway boss John O'Mahony has confirmed that wing-back Sean Óg de Paor is doubtful for Sunday's All-Ireland quarter-final replay with Donegal in Castlebar.

Donegal 0-14, Galway1-11

Galway football manager John O'Mahony is sweating over the fitness of a number of key players ahead of Monday's All-Ireland quarter-final clash with Donegal at Croke Park.