Mayo football manager Stephen Rochford has said he will use the month of October to decide whether or not to stay on as manager for 2018.
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Waterford stars in battle with Joe Canning for hurler of the year award
Two of Waterford’s 11 PwC All-Star nominees have been nominated for hurler of the year alongside Joe Canning, one of All-Ireland champions Galway’s 14-strong selection.
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Mick Bohan: Celtic Cross will ease Jack McCaffrey's cruciate woe
Dublin ladies senior football team manager Mick Bohan has backed Clontarf clubmate Jack McCaffrey to make a full and successful recovery from cruciate knee ligament damage.
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Waterford’s final disappointment still raw for Kevin Moran
There can’t be many upsides to losing an All-Ireland final but it was put to Kevin Moran yesterday that their loss to Galway had at least avoided the spectacle of John Mullane riding a horse through Waterford City in his birthday suit.
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Tyrone LGFA fumes at All-Ireland fixtures clash
Tyrone GAA officials have turned down appeals for changes to this weekend’s football championship fixtures, which clash with the county’s ladies team playing in the All-Ireland final.
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Cian O’Sullivan: No matching Dublin for resilience
Cian O’Sullivan remembers how it used to be with Dublin when he started.
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2001 All-Ireland skipper Tommy Dunne takes Tipperary U17 job
Tipperary’s 2001 All-Ireland-winning captain Tommy Dunne will manage the Premier County’s U17 team next year.
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Waterford look set to miss provincial football deadline
Waterford are unlikely to be represented in this year’s Munster club senior football championship.
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Stephen Rochford won’t play the blame game in wake of shattering loss
Mayo manager Stephen Rochford has insisted that there’ll be no ‘victimisation’ of Donal Vaughan in the wake of the county’s All-Ireland final defeat to Dublin.
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Following this Mayo team is a privilege, not a chore
There were moments yesterday when I thought we had it. Barrett’s turnovers. Keegans goal. 50 minutes, and Diarmuid O’Connor appeared on the big screen. Wearing the weight of the world on his face all summer, he had appeared to be a man who had seen far too much for one so young. In that moment he looked fresher and less burdened, writes Colin Sheridan.
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Dean's practice makes perfect, declares Barney Rock
The morning after the madness of the day before and normality was holding sway in the heart of the city.
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Lee Keegan and Eoghan O’Gara facing possible bans
Lee Keegan and Eoghan O’Gara could join Donie Vaughan on the sidelines for the first round of next year’s Allianz League.
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Unbelievable, Jeff: Kammy blown away by Croke Park experience
A friendly garda who turned a blind eye to some All-Ireland day speeding helped Chris Kamara make his commentary seat just before throw-in when Jeff & Kammy’s Journey to Croker reached its climax on Sunday.
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‘Spiky’ blowout game stood to Dublin
James McCarthy’s eye was bruised like a bad banana but that was only the start of it.
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Galway hurling championship in limbo
For the second time in three years, the Galway senior hurling championship could be stalled because of an ineligibility row.
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Gerald Griffins wide awake for controversial 9am final
Celebrations began in the early hours, and continued into the early hours as Gerald Griffins lifted the Limerick Junior Ladies Football cup before many arose from their Saturday morning slumber.
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Borris-Ileigh pip battling Loughmore-Castleiney as Tipp last four decided
Borris-Ileigh and Drom-Inch emerged victorious from yesterday’s quarter-finals to join Thurles Sarsfield and Éire Óg Annacarthy-Donohill in the Tipperary senior hurling semi-finals.
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Spare Mayo the sympathy. They don’t want it
Before considering the wreath and awkward handshake for the Mayo post-mortem, consider perhaps a microscope and tweezers. We’re down to the smallest margins here.
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Shades of Messi as Con O'Callaghan lights up enthralling final
Dublin, by the skin of their teeth, dragged themselves over the line and ensured their place in history as one of the all-time great GAA teams.
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The toughest to win. The toughest to take
“It was the toughest game I’ve ever played,” remarked James McCarthy. As it was the toughest test of Dublin’s champions credentials since they captured the 2015 crown. As it was the toughest defeat this Mayo team will have to process.
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This Dublin side simply refuses to let one slip — they just find a way
Five titles in seven years. Four of them after finals won on the slimmest of scorelines, the other by the positively luxurious margin of three points. The instinct is to look at yesterday’s events through the prism of Mayo’s heartache but this is a story dictated by Dublin.
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Numbers all add up to four in a row
The numbers pertaining to this Kerry minor team, whatever way you break them down, are pretty incredible.
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Star-studded students knock out Midleton in thrilling Cork senior tie
UCC staged a late recovery to beat Midleton 1-22 to 1-20 at Páirc Uí Rinn tonight in a Cork SHC Round 4 tie.
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Do not doubt Mayo’s capacity to go distance
ANY team that has gone toe-to-toe with Dublin in the past 13 months has actually been very close. In fact, it’s happened five times.
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Mayo and Dublin: A rivalry gone toxic
Enda Varley had his nose broken off the ball in the 2012 semi-final meeting of Mayo and Dublin and also played in the 2013 final. Gone from the county scene, he has since slipped behind enemy lines, playing his club football with St Vincent’s. Kieran Shannon discovers how he’s grown to appreciate his new surroundings and respect teammates like Diarmuid Connolly, but also sees a rivalry between his two homes slipping out of control
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Mayo and the five damning facts
There are plenty of numbers that addle Mayo – 5 (championship games since they last beat Dublin), 10 (All-Ireland finals without a win), 51 (no explanation required) and 66 (the years of waiting). But the five facts that have truly damned them against Dublin these last five times are laid out here:
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Here's what Jeff and Kammy thought of the All-Ireland football final
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Finding the real Davy Fitz- Lee Keegan and Eoghan O’Gara facing possible bans
Dubs manager reveals Jack McCaffrey to have scan on knee ... and has no problem with after game antics 
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