Chrissy Mckaigue

Tyrone find extra gear against Derry

Mickey Harte’s side avoid a banana skin against Derry side punching above their weight

Despite Slaughtneil’s success Derry’s struggles continue at county level

Opening two defeats in Division Three is a sign of the times for the Oak Leaf county

Slaughtneil continue bounce back with Ulster final win

Cavan Gaels fail to become the first team from Cavan to win Ulster senior football title

McKaigue: Ultra-defensive football went with the dodo

Derry’s Slaughtneil chasing All-Ireland success after losing finals in 2015 and 2017

Slaughtneil reach another Ulster final

Dunloy start strong but pegged back by defending champions

Slaughtneil win fourth Derry title in succession

Champions far too strong for Ballinascreen at Celtic Park

Darragh Ó Sé: Running football the key to this year’s All-Ireland

The way Kerry, Dublin and Mayo move the ball is too much for lesser teams

Jamie Clarke makes championship return for Armagh

Corner forward to start for first time in two years in Ulster quarter-final against Down

John Sheanon reflects on key contribution to Cuala's historic day

Cuala manager Mattie Kenny says he is most pleased by his team’s development into champions

Dr Crokes have the range of quality attackers to seal title

Preview: All-Ireland club football final – Dr Crokes (Kerry) v Slaughtneil (Derry), 5.0, Croke Park

Weekend Gaelic football previews

The AIB All-Ireland club semi-finals and second weekend of Allianz leagues

Ulster continue dominance of Inter-pro football championship

Connacht undone in the final as Ulster claim a record 32nd title in Carrick-on-Shannon

Peter Harte shines as Ulster footballers thrash Munster

Aidan O’Mahony black carded in one sided Inteprovincial semi-final at Parnell Park

Slaughtneil complete Ulster treble with Kilcoo win

Derry club held off second half fight back from the five in a row Down champions

Slaughtneill make it three-in-a-row with Derry SFC final win

Defending champions thrash Loup running out 11-point winners at Celtic Park

A quicker start and Derry can reach a first quarter-final in nine years

Mark Lynch is the key man for the Ulster county but Tipperary will punish a slow start

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