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Tyrone must bounce back
It was a chastened-looking Tyrone team that emerged from the dressing rooms in Healy Park on Sunday.
Double blow a worry for Armagh boss Grimley
He may have had to absorb two setbacks in recent days but Paul Grimley’s finger has yet to stray towards the panic button.
Angry Mulligan wades into Kerry-Tyrone spitting storm after Galvin controversy
The bitter Kerry-Tyrone enmity has taken yet another twist with Owen Mulligan launching an impassioned defence of his club and a team-mate amidst more allegations of a spitting incident in a high-profile GAA match.
Cork inflict rare Tyrone pain
A bleak afternoon shrouded in the characteristic weather of the Wisconsin prairies left Tyrone feeling a deep chill seven days after that sizzling encounter against Donegal.
Antrim are still wide at getting off the mark
Antrim's hurlers are still looking for their first points in Division 1B of the Allianz League after an eight-point defeat to Dublin at Casement Park yesterday.
McCartan heaps praise on gutsy effort
Down manager James McCartan is never one to mince his words so when he suggests that a fusion of "character and guts" could yet help his side preserve their cherished place in Division One of the Allianz Football League his observation carries considerable currency.
Donegal easily conquer Kingdom
Donegal steamrolled Kerry in the Ballybofey snow yesterday, for a defeat that leaves the Kingdom staring relegation to Division Two firmly in the face.
McIver relieved as his boys fight back
Neither team was complaining much after Saturday night saw the spoils of Division Two's sole Ulster derby shared.
Dublin take control of Division One
Dublin took over the outright leadership of the NFL Division One table with a runaway win in the Leinster derby against Kildare.
O'Hare leads Down to victory
Donal O'Hare kicked a magical nine points tally to lead Down to their first NFL win of the season.
GAA chief: We must learn how to spread the word
June 5, 2012 and Boston Celtics are turning the screw on Miami Heat in game five of the NBA play-offs with a 94-90 success.
Counties and clubs in a battle to beat recession
The meeting of Tyrone and Donegal last week in the National Football League attracted a crowd of almost 10,000 to Omagh on a blustery Sunday.
Huge boost for GAA's growth in Belfast
While the re-development of Casement Park is one of the more eye-catching gestures towards the transformation of the GAA north of the border, the work carried out by the association in conjunction with Belfast City Council will overhaul Gaelic games at grassroots level.
Casement looking up, Clones isn't
With the redevelopment of Casement Park set to transform the Belfast venue into the home for all major games within Ulster GAA, Director-General Paraic Duffy has revealed that the association remains undecided about what to do with St Tiernach's Park in Clones.
Crossmaglen will look close to home in hunt for new boss
Crossmaglen Rangers have never strayed beyond their own club boundary when it has come to choosing a team manager.
Paraic Duffy: A moderniser steeped in game's tradition
Paraic Duffy has mastered that impossible contradiction of being a man who has much to do and little time to do it in, yet conveying that there is no place he would rather be, than right where he is, at any time.
You can trust us, says GAA chief Paraic Duffy
The most powerful man in GAA says he wishes his association to become a vehicle for building better cross-community relations here.
Strong penalties to fight racism already in place
Two high-profile incidents involving Ulster players has thrown into focus the need for the GAA to update their policy towards racist and sectarian remarks made to players.
McEntee and O'Neill walk away from Cross
Crossmaglen Rangers joint managers Tony McEntee and Gareth O'Neill stepped down from their positions last night.
Paraic was key to keeping players on board
After becoming the first Player Welfare Officer in the GAA, Paraic Duffy was well aware of the difficulties that he faced.
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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.
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