Cormac Reilly

Cavan see off Down as both sides lose their cool

Cavan will be without Dara McVeety and Conor Moynagh in next round after red cards

Jim Gavin goes on the record about Dublin’s pursuit of perfection

‘We got a good performance here, but we didn’t get the complete one'

Rare old times indeed as Dublin rout Roscommon to set record

Jim Gavin’s side extend their unbeaten league and championship run to 35 games

Armagh edge joyless contest

Late Stefan Campbell point denies Fermanagh a share of the spoils

Roscommon capable of passing stiff Fermanagh test

John Evans’ talented side still have big ambitions this summer

Dublin and Kildare have gone in opposite directions since 2011

Leinster champions hot favourites but four years ago only a disputed free separated teams

Mayo supporter likely to be stuck with 12-month ban for pitch invasion

Castlebar man failed to seek hearing when suspension was handed down

Kerry joy as the semi-final with everything leaves Mayo with nothing

Fast-improving Munster championsdeserving winners of another epic encounter

No rules governing whether referee should say how much time is left in a game

But officials would be expected to answer a reasonable question reasonably

‘They should be ashamed of what they’ve done’

James Horan says comments made by Cork selector Ronan McCarthy were ‘disgraceful’

Mayo fail to finish off Cork and nearly pay the price

Connacht side have just one point to spare as they set up Kerry semi-final

Armagh dump Tyrone out to keep their summer alive

Mickey Harte’s team looked a pale shadow of their former selves

Tyrone take their chance at second time of asking

Ciaran McGinley grabs two goals as Down well beaten in Newry

Tyrone have more room for improvement

Despite home advantage Down will need to be at their very best to find a way past their Ulster rivals this time around

McQuillan appointed referee for All-Ireland final

Cavan official to take charge of football decider between Dublin and Mayo

Canavan calls it a day with Fermanagh footballers

Down should repeat the dose against Derry

Their defence has tightened up considerably since that first encounter

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