Mickey Harte has told the Tyrone County Board that he is not stopping any of his players conducting interviews with RTÉ.

Tony Reddin, who died on Sunday aged 95, was a Galway native who established a reputation with Tipperary as a legendary hurling goalkeeper, whose brilliance was recognised in his selection in the GAA’s ‘Team of the Century’ and then in the ‘Team of the Millennium.’

Some goals are bigger than others. Michael Moynihan has a look at nine of the most significant scores in the history of Cork v Tipperary.

Championship matches between Cork and Tipperary have always been explosive affairs, but none more so than the 1950 Munster final.

Cork, it can be said, have better rapport with other Munster counties. The same for Tipperary as much as geography means every game is a rivalry. This particular relationship on Sunday thrives on lashings of respect but a smattering of contempt too.

Cork and Tipperary face each other in the All-Ireland semi-final on Sunday. Calm down, there are a few sleeps to go yet. To get you in the mood, we examine, in quotations, the relationship between the counties.

I wasn’t that sure about these Saturday evening games.

When Gavin Mortimer wrote A History of Cricket in 100 Objects, nothing would stop Michael Moynihan of this parish giving us this, the Munster hurling championship in 25 objects...

Coveted like a neighbour's wife, the Michael Moynihan End of Hurling Season Awards are back for 2012.

In the GAA Team of the Century, named in 1984, Tony Reddin was the man chosen in goal.

JOHN HARRINGTON was an impressionable child the first time he saw John Doyle.

PREDICTABLY, Cork players figured prominently among the winners at last night’s Munster Council awards.