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Galway 1-17; Mayo 1-15 Galway won the battle but only time will tell if they win the war. Yes, they joined the great side of 1963-66 who won four C...

Leinster 34; Northampton 37 Leo Cullen put up a great defense of his Leinster side following this shock defeat on home soil - had his charges perfo...

It’s probably difficult for many GAA supporters to get their heads round the fixtures master plan. Before Covid and the introduction of the split-s...

Donal Ward’s Bua Boxing Gym, the first Irish-owned gym in New York since the McLaughlin brothers’ Irish Ropes closed down in Far Rockaway 19 years ...

Waterford 2-23; Clare 0-21 They have been the forgotten men of Munster hurling since the new round-robin series was introduced but on Sunday Waterf...

Armagh 0-23; Tyrone 0-22 That’s what the winning habit does - it teaches you how to steal victory from the oesophagus of defeat. And it’s just how ...

Meath 0-23; Dublin 1-16 This was like Leinster in the rare ould times when Dublin and Meath games were cherished as derby encounters to rival Armag...

For the first time since 1995, both Leinster football semi-finals will be played at provincial venues. On Sunday next Kildare will play Louth in O’...

Rangers 2-16 Galway 0-9 This competition is labelled the Junior A Knockout and judging by the very impressive display against Galway, Rangers will ...

Clare 3-21; Cork 2-24 It wasn’t quite an Easter resurrection but Clare had been buried so much in the league and Cork, the ultimate winners of that...

Donegal 0-23; Monaghan 0-21 Maybe we expected Ulster champions Donegal to walk through this like a bank holiday stroll but in the end they got a bi...

The split season in the GAA is difficult to accept for older supporters like myself who reckon that the provincial championships should be played i...