Ireland 32; Scotland 18 Who said Scotland have the best backs and will dominate the Lions selections? Well, Scotland, for a start, couldn't wait to...

The wider GAA community was in mourning last week at the news of the death of legendary Dublin goalkeeper and manager Paddy Cullen after a long ill...

Armagh 1-23; Tyrone 0-18 Armagh showed style and swagger as they filleted their near neighbor and biggest rivals Tyrone and really the scoreboard f...

Cork 1-16; Limerick 1-16 The setting was a far cry from the battle of high summer in which Cork lowered Limerick’s sights for a five-in-a-row but t...

Ireland 27; England 22 Simon Easterby got his Interim Head Coach era off to a winning start after his side overcame a poor first half in which Engl...

Galway 1-12; Armagh 0-9 This wasn’t so much about revenge for last year's final for Galway as redemption as they overcame a poor first half to kill...

Leinster 36; Stormers 12 Leinster have found the South African clubs something of a handful since they entered this URC league but on Saturday, the...

Kilkenny 0-23; Clare 0-21 Just in case we were thinking of writing Kilkenny off post-Cody, they showed up in a real humdinger of a game against lea...

Dublin 1-17; Mayo 1-15 For those used to seeing names like Rock, McCarthy, Fenton, Mannion and McCarthy on the team, this Dublin line-up was new, e...

Leinster 47; Bath 21 This was an occasion where the final score told less than half the real story of this classic encounter between high-flying Le...

Cuala (Dublin) 3-14; Errigal Ciarán (Tyrone) 1-16 To Cuala, the glory of the day and an outrageous sporting storyline while to Errigal Ciarán, resp...

Na Fianna (Dublin) 2-23; Sarsfields (Cork) 0-20 Both Dublin clubs had surreal first halves in Croke Park on Sunday and it was Na Fianna who held th...