Ciaran Sheehan

Ireland’s fightback runs out of steam as Australia take series

Early goals put visitors ahead but third quarter proves costly again in Perth

Ireland's recovery mission unlikely to catch Australia

Kernan’s team can improve but opponents are impressive and 10 points is a big gap

Shane Walsh intends to put hard lessons to good use in Perth

Having gone into Adelaide a rookie, Galway forward says the biggest lesson is to relax

Ciarán Sheehan joins Irish international Rules squad

Question marks remain over the involvement of Niall Murphy and Enda Smith

Cork footballers beginning this year’s championship from a low base

Reaching a Munster final against Kerry now the Rebel County’s primary target

Darren Sweetnam has no regrets after leaving Cork hurlers behind

Munster player has made good progress at province since committing himself to oval ball

U21 Final: Cork get the chance to make permanent mark

Rebels will top the final under-21 roll of honour if they defeat Mayo in Ennis

Colm O’Driscoll finds his rhythm in Rebel band of brothers

Cork half-forward has flourished alongside siblings in Brian Cuthbert’s set-up

Ciaran Byrne in line for first AFL start with Carlton

Former Louth player named in squad with Ciaran Sheehan and Zach Tuohy

Pre-season duties rule Ciarán Sheehan out of Ireland International Rules panel

‘You absolutely want to play for your country but you’ve got to train hard,’ says player

Sheehan to debut for Carlton in the AFL

The Cork dual player has been selected for his first game with the Australian club

Shields looking forward to testing mettle against Dublin

Cork captain pleased with the quality of the talented new young players in manager Brian Cuthbert’s squad

Sheehan’s Carlton move leaves Cork even more short-staffed

John Doyle and Ciarán McKeever called up by Ireland

Finian Hanley and Aidan O’Shea ruled out of second international rules test against Australia

Early Kerry-Dublin rematch the stand-out NFL fixture

Paul Earley finalises International Rules squad

Kildare’s Johnny Doyle, Armagh’s Ciarán McKeever and Wexford’s Daithí Waters miss the cut

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