Mickey Harte ready to give Tyrone fans what they’ve been waiting for

Monaghan manager Malachy O’Rourke frustrated at referee Anthony Nolan’s decisions

Liam Miller decision brings GAA’s PR nightmare to an end

Association came under ‘savage pressure’ to allow benefit match take place at Páirc Uí Chaoimh

GAA urged to make Páirc Uí Chaoimh available for Liam Miller benefit game

Former GAA stars say some way should be found to allow Cork GAA HQ be used on a one-off basis for charity soccer match

Nemo and Dr Crokes revive Cork/Kerry rivalry at club level

Munster's leading football counties haven't always ignited the same passions at club level

Second Opinion: Write Brian Cody off at your peril

Kilkenny will most likely be there or thereabouts when the championship is decided

Cats and Tipp have cutting edge while junior clubs enjoy spotlight

GAA previews: Allianz Hurling League and All-Ireland club championships

UCC prove much too strong for DCU-St Patrick’s in Sigerson Cup

UCD and Ulster University also safely through to the last eight

GAA Statistics: Gaelic football is a young man’s game – on and off the field

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John Horgan one of greatest hurlers of all time, funeral told

Defender won four All-Irelands with Cork and won Railway Cup medals with Munster

Blue-sky thinker - Jim Gavin, the more we see the less we know

Dublin continue to light up game but the glare is not for their manager as his methodical eye stays fixed on the ultimate goal

Martin O’Neill & Michael O’Neill share Philips Manager of the Year award

Double qualification for Euro 2016 makes unanswerable case for soccer bosses

Martin and Michael O’Neill named Philips Sports Managers of the year

Ireland and Northern Ireland managers both masterminded Euro 2016 qualification

Teddy McCarthy in angry exchange with Croke Park staff

Cork legend was due to be presented to the crowd before Sunday’s All-Ireland final

National football league: when no one’s quite sure what it says on the tin

Dublin and Cork continue the process of putting right what went wrong last year

Mark Collins is the vital link for Brian Cuthbert’s Cork

Rebels scored 10 goals in the league despite defensive tactics

Sigerson Preview: DCU and UCD set to rekindle rivalry

All-Dublin affair a repeat of 2014 quarter final as hosts UCC take on IT Carlow

Cork footballers look to apply hard lessons learned last year

Dramatic loss to Dublin in Allianz League semi-final put season in tailspin

Waterford end 34-year wait to claim the McGrath Cup

Tom McGlinchey’s side see off Billy Morgan’s UCC in the final

Previews

UCC holding firm in face of modern competition

A busy few weeks for the Cork university begins with chance of unique double

Donncha O’Connor and Colm O’Neill impress for experimental Cork against Tipperary

Waterford and Limerick endure contrasting results against students in McGrath Cup

Tributes paid to former Cork hurling manager Archdeacon Michael O’Brien

‘The Canon’, a double All-Ireland winner with the Rebels, died on Friday after a long illness

Underage no longer a barometer for future success

Other factors, especially the Sigerson Cup, need to be taken account when judging senior winning sequences

Seductive finale at Páirc Uí Chaoimh an Irresistible road trip down memory lane

Despite having the appeal of a bunker, attending the last provincial final is, well, tempting

‘De Park’ – Cork’s oval-shaped coliseum on the banks of the Lee

Cork’s iconic GAA ground is part stadium, part museum piece now and there are just two big days for it left

Tipp make four changes for crucial meeting with Dublin

Cork also bring in four new faces as they seek a win to give them promotion

‘Nash’ motion unlikely to be passed

Cork and Tipperary opposition to motion limiting penalty run-up could spell defeat

Flash the card at macho critique of GAA move to tackle cynicism

It is hard to argue against a system that at least tries to sideline the hatchet men

Sochi: Of rusty old timers and sexy young huckers

Riverdance figure skater Jason Brown slipped while snowboarder Billy Morgan’s tongue didn’t

Dublin concentrating all their efforts on retaining the Sam Maguire

Philly McMahon says the squad have not discussed the controversial biting issues surrounding them

Dublin’s Jim Gavin wins Philips Manager of the Year award

Football boss rewarded for a year that saw his team capture National League, Leinster and All-Ireland titles

Jim Gavin named Phillips Manager of the Year

Dublin boss beat off competition from Clare’s Davy Fitzgerald

Ronan O’Gara returns to Cork for testimonial dinner

Record Heineken Cup points scorer says he would love to coach Munster some day

Cork manager Counihan remains confident in advance of Dublin showdown

‘We haven’t put in a performance that we are capable of, but if we do I believe we can win.’

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