Country’s biggest sporting organisation has no position on the Eighth Amendment

Jockey happy to be back riding again after the frustrating battles with his weight

Mullins and Elliott set to bring an epic campaign to a fitting conclusion at Punchestown

Anthony Daly and James Horan know issue from both sides and say idea doesn’t work

Kilkenny manager delights in league victory after recovering from slow start to campaign

TJ Reid and Walter Walsh lead the bullying of the Tipperary defence in second half

Ryan’s men can end a poor record in league finals by defeating arch-rivals Kilkenny

Being sent to mark the Galway full-forward must be like being asked to break a bronco

Jim Gavin’s 14th title as Dubs manager is show of strength given the number of absentees

Claiming a divisional title would mean a lot to both Ulster counties and O’Brien’s side

Over the last decade the two counties have developed the quirkiest rivalry in Gaelic football

Galway got under Dublin's skin and may pay for it in the league final

Southgate’s thoroughly pedestrian side seem devoid of the usual preening self-regard

Fintan Kelly’s 74th-minute point seals deal for Malachy O’Rourke’s side at headquarters

John McGrath stars for Mick Ryan's team who were eight points down after 10 minutes

Nobody has used more players in the league so far and there are plenty more to come

Allianz Football League previews

Fascinating thing was that the tighthead prop was the player chosen by Schmidt for key pass

Clare and Wexford have favoured settled teams, everyone else has preferred to mix and match

Tony O’Reilly was the sort of fun-bet punter most of us are – until it got out of control

Galway’s visit to Wexford the pick of the four hurling quarter-finals next weekend

Éamonn Fitzmaurice’s young side were no match for the All-Ireland champions

The Turf Club’s senior medical officer will not take his eyes off a jockey after a fall

Influx of footballing talent from successful minor squads points to a bright future

Think of the blood not pumped and heads not cleared in a weekend without sport

Kilkenny and Tipperary a thriller but not a classic, Leinster sides struggling in league

Jim Gavin’s side would have won by plenty more at McHale Park if they had needed to

Scoreboard flatters Mayo after turgid Division One encounter at MacHale Park

Páraic Duffy on retirement: ‘If Croke Park was in Monaghan, I’d have the perfect job’

Conor McManus’s late free seals first home win over the Kingdom in 30 years

Kerry give themselves too much to do in Inniskeen

Rebel supporters hoping to see their team build on the ample promise of last season

In a closely fought contest Kildare came out on the wrong side of a one-point defeat again

Big win over Wicklow a red-letter day for all involved with the cause of London GAA

‘It's hard but at least everyone knows now what conditions were like at the fight’

In Nowlan Park on Sunday, Cody's side once again looked desperately ordinary

Despite being 11 points down early on Brian Cody’s side almost scrape a draw

For the ex-Newport County player, success on the GAA field comes before anything else

‘Off The Ball’ presenter happy to admit he does not know everything about rugby

Champions rattle off 2-6 to end Kildare’s hopes of springing a big surprise

Kerry shade Donegal while Wexford and Clare enjoy opening-day hurling wins

Dublin cut loose in second half to open account with convincing win

Since moving to HQ for home games, Jim Gavin’s template is there for others to follow

New schedules and reformed championships come into play as the action returns tonight

Given their new summer schedules, teams will be keeping powder dry for future battles

With many players based in cities, organising intercounty teams is a logistical challenge

Notion that it was out of order to bring up player’s past now is baffling

Given the new championship format, teams must hit the ground running earlier

Tipping Point: Our late coach showed us the world was out there. We just had to go get it

Mbappé, Fleetwood and, eh, Donald Trump tickle Malachy Clerkin’s fancy in 2018

All-Ireland final the game of the year, an occasion probably unmatched and certainly unsurpassed

Dublin’s boy prince scythes though Mayo’s defence to score a great All-Ireland goal

Monthly winners to receive awards on Friday and overall winner to be announced

Book became part of healing process after death of Dublin footballer’s brother

Malachy Clerkin’s lowdown on the best books for sports fans this Christmas

We are more in talking open about depression – but not suicide. That must change

Carnacaon’s sixth All-Ireland secured despite shaky final 15 minutes against Cork winners

Four years after taking his own life, those who knew him best talk about the impact of his death

Former stars responded to simple request from a Leitrim schoolboy throughout 1960s

There was much vile abuse on Twitter after the champion jockey broke his leg on Saturday

Full-forward had six possessions in first half and tried to score a goal with them all

Starting 2017 as Hurler and Young Hurler of Year proved difficult for the 22-year-old

The Munster hurling final tops the bill while there are two hurling semi-finals in Leinster

Martin O’Neill’s men looked lost when they had to chase the game against Denmark

‘We needed to try and get back into the game so you’re going to leave yourself open’

A shocking night for Irish football is reflected in the ratings as Denmark came and plundered

Michael Lyster’s square balls a sight for sore eyes early on Sunday morning

Arcane trivia, off-the-wall stuff to quirks and curios, programmes reflect the GAA year

Belfast man on becoming a legendary soccer commentator and classical music DJ

GAA Club Football Previews: Castlebar, Cavan, Dr Crokes, Nemo Rangers tipped to win

The Dundalk boxer makes for a stunning chapter in Thomas Myler’s new book

Dual star mesmerises yet again as All-Ireland champions show hunger for more

Andy Moran and Joe Canning named as Footballer and Hurler of the Year

All-Ireland winners Dublin lead the way with seven picks while Mayo win six

As expected, All-Ireland champions Galway feature heavily with seven players in the 15

Diarmuid Connolly supreme in first half as Ballymun disappoint at Parnell Park

Malachy Clerkin: Getting antsy in the car is one of life’s most pointless indulgences. But it ain’t easy not to

Mayo player will make the switch to the women’s AFL to play for GWS Giants

Advent of the new Super Eights adds intrigue to the 2018 football championship

Malachy Clerkin takes a look at the 15 finals down for decision across four provinces

It didn’t cross my mind we’d be near that ward, or that it would be uncomfortable for Mam

The Louth county final brings together teams from two of the biggest towns in Ireland

Monaghan teacher will go in March after holding almost every role in association

Costello and Gilroy have been close since latter’s time as football manager ended

Moving the All-Ireland finals out of September isn’t automatically helpful for clubs

Malachy Clerkin scores Martin O’Neill’s men after they secure playoff with win in Cardiff

Dublin boss outlines his coaching philosophy at HPX High Performance Conference

Tipperary hurling final between Thurles Sarsfields and Borris-Ileigh is the pick

Player reaction: Two-goal hero knew he had to produce after being handed chance

Two first-half goals from Daryl Murphy see Ireland past group whipping boys

Why would any serious team go eyeballs-out for a league campaign early in 2018 season?

A nightmare finish for American Matt Harmon saw the Waterford golfer squeeze in

Ospreys hooker will be looking to get back into Steve Tandy’s good books after his stupidity

The killing-off of an acclaimed scheme that put GAA and IFA coaches in schools is shameful

Late goal rush secures emphatic victory over brave Mayo to deny any revenge mission

Dubs savour sweet taste of success after suffering defeat in three finals in a row

Philly McMahon explains just why this All-Ireland win felt like a precious gift

Managers trade blows ahead of an All-Ireland football final that is rich in narrative

From the best All-Ireland final since 2008 to Mayo’s gripping, gruelling odyssey

Six of winners’ 12 second-half points against Mayo come via subs