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Down living on the edge but fans are asked to join battle
James McCartan had not quite bargained for living on a precipice when he led his Down side into their Allianz Football League Division One programme.
You can't compare foul play to cancer
National Referees' Committee chairman Pat McEnaney has been tasked with overseeing the implementation of the black card disciplinary process.
Referees can be decisive, insists McGee
As seismic a shift as it was, Chairman of the Football Review Committee Eugene McGee claims that the furore against the passing of the black card rule at Congress will die down in time.
Tyrone's triumph secures place in last four
Tyrone are through to the semi- finals of the Allianz National league Division One after an accomplished display saw them emerge seven point winners over Kildare in Newbridge yesterday.
Antrim in cruise control as three goals seal first win
Antrim's hurlers earned their first points of the 2013 Division 1B campaign with a 3-14 to 0-13 win away to Carlow.
Keeper Lynda scores in fifth Monaghan victory
Monaghan goalkeeper Lynda Martin got among the scorers as the Division One table-toppers made it five straight wins yesterday. Lynda showed that it's not just male counterparts Stephen Cluxton from Dublin or Tyrone's Niall Morgan that can convert chances outfield, Martin netting a penalty in the process of her team beating Laois away by 4-9 to 1-6.
Hopes still alive for Cavan
Cavan's promotion hopes are still intact – barely – after they came through a gruelling test against Division Three bottom side Wicklow at a freezing Aughrim.
Antrim get watching brief as tie is cancelled
Antrim were left kicking their heels yesterday when their important Division Three Allianz Football League tie against Meath was ruled out because Casement Park was unplayable.
Visitors win and go up as Armagh miss point
Westmeath guaranteed themselves Division One football for 2014 at icy-cold Cusack Park, Mullingar with a hard-earned one-point win over Armagh in a terrific game of football.
McGee injury the key concern for Donegal
Donegal are anxiously awaiting the results of an x-ray on the left knee of All-Star full-back Neil McGee.
Derry on verge of securing promotion
Derry moved to within a point of promotion back to Division One as they rallied late to hold off a brave fightback from 14-man Louth.
Down swept aside by Dublin's power
Down's defeat to Dublin on Saturday night at Croke Park all but confirms that they will be playing football in Division Two of the National League next year.
Kerry claim vital win
Kerry eased their NFL relegation worries with a 0-11 to 0-7 win over Cork.
New GAA rules can pass vital vote
Eugene McGee, Chairman of the Football Review Committee, (FRC), has stated that enough votes can be won at Annual Congress this weekend in Derry to pass the proposals that will radically change Gaelic football.
Down boss McCartan realistic about tough task
Down manager James McCartan accepts that his team have a mountain to climb if they are to retain their place Division One in the Allianz Football League for next year.
Harte relying on Tyrone trio to step up
Tyrone manager Mickey Harte has made three changes from the Tyrone starting 15 that so impressively defeated Dublin in Croke Park last weekend, for this Sunday's trip to Newbridge to take on Kieran McGeeney's Kildare.
Antrim bid to beat the drop
To lose a game at home in the Allianz Football League can spike hopes of promotion or survival but to suffer back-to-back reversals on your own soil can prove tantamount to disaster.
We will rule Aussies in International Rules, says Scullion
Former Derry All-Ireland winner Tony Scullion, who has just been confirmed as a member of manager Paul Earley's backroom team for this year's International Rules series, firmly believes that Ireland can repeat their 2011 triumph over Australia.
Tyrone sensing end of era as Devine departs
Another member of Tyrone's first Sam Maguire Cup winning team has announced his retirement from Inter County football. Keeper John Devine informed Mickey Harte of his decision last night, the Tyrone manager a fellow Errigal Ciaran clubman.
Powerful Donegal too strong for Tyrone
Patrick McBrearty fired Donegal into an Ulster U21 semi-final, his seven points helping Maxi Curran's charges to a surprise win over Tyrone in Omagh.
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