Brian Hurley

Clare set up Mayo semi-final despite narrow loss to Cork

Rebels now facing a Division Two relegation playoff after they fail to win by four points

Darragh Ó Sé: Cork and Donegal went out with the wrong attitude

Both were outfought and outsmarted and they have nobody to blame but themselves

A house, a cup and a pitch: why Brian Hurley is still playing football

Cork forward was told to quit the game in 2017 but has battled back from injury

Stephen Cluxton among three nominees for Footballer of the Year award

As expected, Dublin (13) and Kerry (9) dominate the nominations for All Star awards

Malachy’s Clerkin’s top 21 moments of the Gaelic football summer

Championship 2019: From Castlebar to Croke Park, from Clones to Killarney

Super 8s previews: Donegal look to have too much game for Mayo

Kerry, Dublin and Cork look poised for success in final round of games

Football previews: Dublin and Tyrone can secure place in semi-finals

Kerry’s attack can give them the edge over Donegal in intriguing Croke Park clash

The Backdoor: The game’s evolving – lump it in high

Patrick Horgan is arguably the best player in the country without an All-Ireland medal

Late goal blitz ends Rebels resistance as Dubs keep it simple

Dublin four wins away from that elusive five in a row, with one foot already in the last four

Saturday's previews: Roscommon need to be at their best

Dublin look far too strong for Cork in their opening Super 8s match on Saturday evening

Kerry hold on to see off much-improved Cork challenge

Superior quality up front brings a seventh successive Munster title but it proves to be a battle

GAA Statistics: Band of brothers - how the GAA's keeping it in the family

Up to 53 brothers could be involved in this weekend’s five games;13 in Connacht final

Cork trounce Limerick to progress to Munster football final

Cork surge through with three goals inside the opening 12 minutes to effectively end contest

Three quick goals put Cork out of sight early against Limerick

Rebels book Munster final date with Kerry after 21-point rout at Páirc Uí Rinn

Kildare finish with 13 men against Cork but chalk up first win

Kevin Feely’s penalty the difference in Division 2 clash on poor Páirc Uí Chaoimh pitch

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