GAA hyperbole unlikely to tarnish final destined for collective memory

Was it the best All-Ireland ever? No one can say but come back to me when I’m 150

Everyone a winner as Hawk-Eye intervenes

Outcome of gripping final decided by inches

Clash between these two great rivals looks too close to call

Latest Kilkenny v Tipperary showdown will produce its own, as yet unscripted, dynamic

O’Shea confident of full Tipperary show in hurling final

Squad came through last weekend’s round of club championship matches unscathed

Westmeath’s Barry Kelly to take charge of hurling final

Referee to officiate in fourth All-Ireland decider on September 7th

Wexford’s wave finally breaks to wash away champions

Brave Clare display when down to 13 comes up short on amazing night in Wexford Park

Kilkenny claim Leinster honours as Dublin surrender title meekly

Brian Cody’s side’s slicing and dicing of a fidgety Dublin side was old-school

New Kilkenny hand out an old-style beating to Dublin

Brian Cody’s side gain measure of revenge to win back Leinster title at Croke Park

Limerick march into Munster final at Semple Stadium

Defeat sees Tipperary’s wait for a first championship win since 2012 continue

Portumna claim fourth All-Ireland club title

Joe Canning bags 10 points as Mount Leinster Rangers’ dream run is ended

Respect for hurling referees constantly undermined

If Sunday Game punditry wasn’t bad enough, the GAA’s disciplinary committees have also got in on the act

Cork bring Kilkenny’s reign as kings of the summer to an end

Henry Shefflin sent off as the reprieved Patrick Horgan makes hay

Cork dump out champions Kilkenny to end an era

Henry Shefflin sent off as Rebels set up semi-final date with Dublin

Clare fluff their lines in the first half, as Cork take centre stage with the wind at their backs

Great victory for Cork manager Jimmy Barry-Murphy

Corbett and Delaney likely to accept one-game bans over league final red

Corbett also sustained two broken ribs

Kilkenny pleased with their ability to keep Tipperary at arm’s length

‘We always fought back when they drew close to us. We were always able to pick off scores and we even missed one or two into the bargain.’

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