Ciaran Whelan

Who’d want to be a goalkeeper in these high-pressure times?

In both hurling and football, the ’keeper is now a lightning rod for storms of disapproval

Tyrone continue to renew inspiration from the past

First All-Ireland finals and Canavan’s seminal influence drove the county to success

Seán Moran: Tyrone’s inability to counter Donegal raises key questions

Absorbing Ulster tie provided a watershed moment for this year’s championship

Brian Fenton as central as ever in Dublin's plan to take five

Player of the Year has had a massive impact and is yet to lose a championship game

Malachy Clerkin: A simple life without headbands or ham sandwich hang-ups

The po-faced reverence for GAA in Irish society drives the bad gael up the walls

Seán Moran’s late strike levels to-and-fro thriller

Dublin get share of the spoils against Wexford at Parnell Park thanks to late goal

Martin Kavanagh hits 1-10 as Carlow finish year in style

Eddie Brennan’s Laois side suffer eight-point loss at O’Moore Park

TV View: All hail Schmidt’s All Dark Greys/Navys/Deep Charcoals

Michael Lyster’s square balls a sight for sore eyes early on Sunday morning

Changing cultures leave little space for International Rules

Today, GAA players put their clubs first while Australian rules has shorter offseason

Maligned Mayo should ignore the din and trust their instincts

Rochford’s ploy of putting O’Shea on Donaghy could be deemed a partial success

Brian Fenton: ‘I’ve yet to lose a match with Dublin’

Two seasons, two Sam Maguires – RTÉ’s player of the year will enjoy it while it lasts

Darragh Ó Sé: Rattling Dublin won’t be easy but Mayo have no choice

Stephen Cluxton and Cian O’Sullivan are the two players the underdogs must target

New generation the catalyst for Dublin football’s transformation

Likes of McCaffrey, Kilkenny and Mannion products of the county’s underage system

TV View: Happy pills become bitter to swallow for panel

Clare have no option but to go home and milk cows after chastening defeat in Croker

The days when Dublin went seven years without a Leinster title

Twenty years ago the Leinster senior football championship was fiercely competitive

TV view: Real Bravehearts in the stands at Croker

Succession of sporting wins for Ireland is threatening our famed national humility

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