Tipperary’s Barry Heffernan was left concussed after incident in 70th minute of game

Armagh let five-points lead go during final quarter in Newbridge

2019 Allianz leagues preview

Irish Times GAA writers and columnists have their say on the 2019 Allianz leagues

Home advantage could help Wexford to Walsh Cup honours

Armagh thrash Antrim, Tyrone beat University of Ulster but Monaghan are held

Armagh’s Caroline O’Hanlon is worth the wait, the Graham family’s unique record

Four points in the last five minutes cruelly deny hosts maiden Championship victory

Mayo’s Tom Cunniffe and Armagh sharpshooter Jamie Clarke both start opener

Manager Justin O’Halloran hoping for a first win for exiles at 20th attempt

New York brace for 20th crack at championship against a nervous Leitrim side

All-Ireland final the game of the year, an occasion probably unmatched and certainly unsurpassed

From the best All-Ireland final since 2008 to Mayo’s gripping, gruelling odyssey

Malachy Clerkin reflects on an epic summer ahead of Sunday’s All-Ireland SFC final

Armagh’s attempt to go like for like tactically proves futile at Croke Park

Mickey Harte’s side’s progress is marked by a relentless tempo to their play

Who are the most cynical team in Ireland in 2017? And what have the cards been for?

At this stage of the season, Dublin and Kerry have a level of buy-in few can match

Kieran McGeeney’s more clinical side head into another All-Ireland quarter-final

Kieran McGeeney’s side return to the quarter-finals for the first time since 2014

Croke Park hosts the last two football qualifiers and the first two quarter-finals

Vital late goal ensures Orchard County avenge defeat in league promotion clash

Niall Grimley slots over eight points as Kieran McGeeney’s side march on

All-Ireland qualifier previews: round 3B

Bad-tempered qualifier match sees the Ulster side play out the final 20 minutes with 14 men

Kieran McGeeney’s team see off hosts after late Ethan Rafferty goal in qualifier clash

Eamonn Burns: ‘I’m just happy to get out the right side of the line’

All-Ireland champions Dublin begin their campaign against Carlow, Clare face Limerick

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

Ulster: Mickey Harte has built another Tyrone side nobody wants to come up against

Year in New York has merely whetted the appetite of one of Ireland’s top forwards

Allianz Football League weekend previews

Meanwhile, Armagh beat Longford in a thriller and Antrim edged Sligo

Tipperary start campaign off with a win in front of paltry crowd as Longford beat Offaly

The chance of RBS returning to full private ownership any time soon are receding

We find ourselves in the middle of our first Joe Brolly News Cycle of the summer

Armagh champions beat Kilcoo to go into a first provincial final in three years

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

Talented forward scores 2-4 from play at the Athletic Grounds