Get ready for an epic double-bill in Croke Park on Saturday. Four teams convinced they can win

Mickey Harte’s team is on the upswing and can overcome their toughest rivals

Ulster championship a prize both rivals will be aiming for with all their efforts

Talented forward is crucial to his county’s cause in Ulster semi-final against Donegal

The way championship is unfolding deepens my conviction that reform is needed

Neil McGee sent off but Fermanagh miss penalty just before interval

All-Ireland champions produce accurate and dominant display in Allianz League semi

Rory Gallagher pleased with hard working first half performance to stay in touch

Frank McGlynn believes winter camp in Tenerife will boost chances of success

In an exclusive extract from his memoir `Until Victory Always', published on October 30th, the former Donegal manager revisits the scene of one of his greatest managerial triumphs

Stephen Cluxton and Paul Flynn miss out as nine counties feature on the short list

Connacht champions are better placed than ever to win football’s ultimate prize

O’Rourke’s clever contenders squeeze home to secure their second title in three years

Michael Murphy treatment shows hatred and rivalry is as strong as ever

Donegal manger’s influence will be easier to recognise than during league campaign

Donegal run out easy winners in Ballybofey as Tyrone left with huge task to avoid relegation

Captain Michael Murphy sees red as home side are almost pegged back

Kicking accuracy and timely use of the bench can upset the odds

Jim McGuinness’s side set up first ever All-Ireland final meeting with Kerry

Dublin’s pace and the power of their bench should wear down Monaghan

Jim McGuinness’s side further down the road in terms of development

Jim McGuinness’s Donegal will fear nothing after recapturing Ulster title

Already a winner of two Ulster titles and an All-Ireland, Donegal’s veteran forward remains unstoppable

Champions Monaghan facing a stern test in Ulster decider

Low-key afternoon in Clones is lit up by 18-year-old forward

Faced with a Derry team that hold onto the ball for longer than a Led Zeppelin back-catalogue, Donegal manager Jim McGuinness cut his cloth accordingly

Veteran says players do not feel need to prove themselves to anyone but themselves

Defensive unit shows range and accuracy to finish match with solid 1-3 from play

Last year’s bad times only a bad memory as all eyes are now on Derry

Head injuries are a serious concern in both amateur and professional sport

Jim McGuinness should have no trouble picking his team up for the qualifier against Laois

Monaghan will have no fear of the All-Ireland champions but won’t find a way to beat them

It might not be pretty but it’s modern football so we must analyse it properly

Donegal have sent a warning shot across everyone’s bow but don’t write off Tyrone just yet