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Cork edge past Cavan
Cavan's heroic comeback fell just short as Cork held on to book their place in the All-Ireland U21 football final with a 0-15 to 1-11 win.
Donnelly can be Tyrone's leading man
Four goals so far in a brilliant league campaign for Tyrone's Mark Donnelly, but don't praise him unless you want to be met with bashful modesty.
Sherry leading Fermanagh back from injury
Fermanagh manager Peter Canavan has received a pre-Championship boost now that experienced midfield ace James Sherry is returning to full fitness.
Antrim manager Dawson's woe as fall-out over Mass row continues
Antrim football manager Frank Dawson is putting the finishing touches to his Ulster championship squad although he is continuing to sift through what proved a bitterly disappointing league campaign.
Dublin player to get three-match ban for biting
A three-match ban has been proposed for a Dublin footballer by the GAA's disciplinary authorities, arising from an incident during the Allianz League clash with Donegal in Ballybofey last Sunday week.
Donegal and Tyrone get set for massive showdown
Donegal boss Jim McGuinness is smoothly articulate, someone who chooses his words well without necessarily divulging too much information.
McKernan blasts team-mates as they exit Down
Down star Kevin McKernan has hit out at three of his team-mates who have quit the squad to travel abroad.
McBrearty awaits ruling
A decision on whether to propose any suspensions arising out of the investigation into allegations made by Donegal that Paddy McBrearty was bitten in the league match against Dublin will be made later today.
O'neill paints right picture for Tyrone
All throughout the season, Stephen O'Neill's form has left fans of both Tyrone and their opponents in awe.
Shiels reflects on a survival job well done for Antrim
Even before a ball was pulled on Antrim knew exactly what their year in Division 1B would comprise of; hard lessons and harder work.
Cavan youngsters concern Grimley
Armagh manager Paul Grimley believes that Cavan have been handed a massive boost for the forthcoming Ulster senior football championship now that the Breffni Under-21 squad has clinched a third successive provincial crown.
Holy Trinity just fail to retain crown
Croke Park provided Tyrone legend Peter Canavan with the most treasured moments of his illustrious playing career but the great sporting cathedral offered only heartbreak at the weekend.
Tyrone sweep aside Kildare to set up Dublin showdown
Tyrone are back in a Division One National League final for the first time in 10 years after overcoming the challenge of Kildare in an entertaining encounter at Croke Park.
Antrim hurlers prosper to secure right result for survival
Antrim hurling manager Kevin Ryan and captain Neil McManus have overseen what has been at times a traumatic sporting journey this year to date but yesterday a significant destination was reached.
Dublin's strike power proves too much for Mayo
Dublin will get the chance to end their Allianz League title famine when they confront Tyrone in the decider and Paul Mannion, man of the match in yesterday's semi-final win over Mayo, is in no doubt as to just what keeps Jim Gavin's side ticking over so smoothly.
Hogan Cup win can revitalise Derry football, says St Patrick's coach
St Patrick's College Maghera coach Sean Martin Lockhart believes his team's Hogan Cup triumph in such emphatic fashion at Croke Park at the weekend can lend a further dimension to what he feels is a new beginning for Derry football.
Dublin set up Tyrone clash
Dublin and Tyrone will contest the National Football League final at Croke Park on April 28.
Maghera lift Hogan Cup
St Patrick's Maghera won their fifth Hogan Cup title with a 1-20 to 1-10 win over St Patrick's Navan at Croke Park.
Revenge in air for Tyrone
Ten years have elapsed since Tyrone last won the Allianz Football League title and players such as Sean Cavanagh, Conor Gormley and Joe McMahon feel this is a famine which must be ended this month.
Glass hopes to finish off with a medal
Conor Glass is one of the youngest players in the St Patrick’s College, Maghera side that will meet St Patrick’s Classical School, Navan in tomorrow’s Hogan Cup final at Croke Park, but he has certainly given himself a lot to live up to.
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Doyle downs hat-trick in Carlow success
Substitute Craig Doyle came off the bench to fire in a spectacular hat-trick as Carlow powered to a 4-17 to 2-13 victory over London in the Leinster SHC at Dr Cullen Park.
Jones to pay for damaging Whelan's car
Stoke striker Kenwyne Jones has apologised to team-mate Glenn Whelan after smashing his car windscreen in a mistaken act of retribution for a training-ground prank which went wrong.
Tuscan triumph Wexford
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