Tommy Martin: The Ulster championship is Gaelic football’s great constitutional dilemma 

Where other provincial finals are flaccid and perfunctory, in Clones the air hangs heavy and the tension is tight like a drum

For this week’s proof of how things are different Up There we have the curious case of the Queen’s biscuits.

An outraged Daily Telegraph reported that Her Majesty’s subjects in Northern Ireland who wished to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee by scoffing from specially produced souvenir tins of Walker’s Shortbread would not be able to do so thanks to red tape caused by the pesky Northern Ireland protocol.