Kevin Feely’s penalty the difference in Division 2 clash on poor Páirc Uí Chaoimh pitch

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

Athy goalkeeper Stephen Davis was shown a red card early on and they never recovered

GPS tracker pods measure how far, fast and often top intercounty players run in a game

Roscommon need a new plan after their lack of physicality proved telling

Lilywhites suffered after Daniel Flynn’s second-half red card

Midfielder believes Kildare have grown as a team in their last two games

O’Neill’s men produce best performance of the season to outclass battling Fermanagh

An 11-point interval lead is the platform for a comfortable win over Fermanagh in Navan

Galway should have enough in reserve to retain their Leinster hurling title

Cian O’Neill’s side pick themselves off canvas following shock defeat to Carlow

Limerick end Waterford home record in nine-goal thriller; Pat’s secure fourth straight win

Can anyone threaten Dublin? Seán Moran’s guide to the challenge from the east

Kingdom starlet impresses as Kerry do enough at Austin Stack Park, Tralee

Kildare suffer another one-point defeat as Ulster visitors take the spoils

For the ex-Newport County player, success on the GAA field comes before anything else

Champions rattle off 2-6 to end Kildare’s hopes of springing a big surprise

Dublin cut loose in second half to open account with convincing win

Longford, Meath and Westmeath win to secure their semi-final spots next weekend

Former Australian Rules player’s immediate priority an Ulster club final with Rostrevor

Kernan’s inexperienced side suffer second Test defeat as Aussies’ intensity takes its toll

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

International Rules: on a hot afternoon in Adelaide the home side threw caution to the wind as Joe Kernan’s men stalled

The hosts have 10 points to spare ahead of next week’s second Test, a sellout in Perth

Athy player says Ireland’s biggest challenge is matching Australia’s speed and power

Champions poised to dash Mayo’s dream and complete their first three-in-a-row since 1923

On average five players outside of finalists make the XV, three is the least amount

Rochford files mixed bag of tactical success and failure over two year rollercoaster

Kerry and Mayo must do it all again after a thriller replete with baffling tactical subplots

Mayo manager won’t say if O’Shea will again mark Kieran Donaghy in replay

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

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

In-form midfielder had a black card from last March rescinded so he is now free to play

Kildare centrefielder can dispute any of the three black cards he has received this season

Early goals from Rock and McCarthy ensure Kildare always fighting an uphill battle

Jim Gavin’s side win seventh Leinster in a row as spirited Lilywhites fall way short

Paul Cribbin, Kevin Feely, Daniel Flynn and Paddy Brophy all tried their hand at pro sport

Kildare looked well-conditioned against Meath, and used their athleticism to dominate