Mickey Harte

Limerick also on the way up to Division Two as Laois and Wicklow drop

Mickey Harte’s side are odds-on favourites to make the jump to Division Two this weekend

Defeat in Killarney could see All-Ireland champions relegated from top flight

Tralee pair form a formidable midfield partnership that augurs well for Kerry’s prospects

Stakes high for the likes of Dublin, Mayo and Cork on a Sunday loaded with intrigue

Seán Moran runs the rule over the penultimate round of the Allianz League

In 2010, Pat Gilroy’s side beat Mickey Harte’s Tyrone to send them down to Division Two

Sam Mulroy and John Heslin enjoy scoring duel in Ardee

Paul Curran expects exciting Leinster championship for first time in a long time

The visitors scored the final seven points of the game in a storming finish

Three massive innovations are about to be trialled in a full season for the first time

Righteous anger should spur us to bring about change but also needs careful handling

Chronicle of Barcelona’s implosion and fascinating look at gambling business also stand out

Teacher from Tyrone was attacked on honeymoon after returning to hotel room alone

Three times he's been appointed Kingdom boss after Tyrone had won the All-Ireland

Champions Tyrone were better tuned into the terms and conditions of the final

Red Hand back in terrain they love today, the dark anti-hero gatecrashing the garden party

Current joint-manager remembers, as a player, regret caused by 1995 defeat to Dublin

Horan’s men have beaten better teams than Tyrone have over the past few seasons

Tyrone are a good match-up but comfort in chaos can bring the 70-year wait to an end

Former midfielder was the only one with any final experience to call upon in 2018

With Dublin-Kerry hegemony broken, All-Ireland final could be a ‘contest for the ball’

It is not fair to be pointing the finger at Tyrone at their lack of transparency

Eamon Donoghue looks back ahead of this weekend’s All-Ireland semi-final

When Tyrone aren’t as good as Kerry they’ll still conduct themselves with thorny disagreeability

Impressive Ulster champions can expect a formidable challenge from Meath

I expect Kerry to take the first step towards All-Ireland glory against Tyrone

Former cornerstone of Tyrone defence missed out on minor win in 1998

In a recent history of tight margins, Kingdom’s big win in Killarney last June is an outlier

GAA was in a quandary but deferral of semi would have inconvenienced other teams

Heavy defeat to Kerry was chastening but opponents Cavan relegated to Division Four

All four provincial championships get underway on the first weekend of action

By the time The Sunday Game music strikes up, seven summers will have ended

Kildare and Mayo join top flight as teams feel the heat in promotion and relegation battles

The return of GAA matches is another small Lego brick of life clicked back into place

Seán Moran looks ahead to a busy first weekend as football action returns

The Leinster football and hurling championship draws were made Tuesday morning

Red Hand legend, featured in latest Laochra Gael episode, optimistic about Tyrone’s prospects

‘We’re hoping that in the next 12 or 18 months that we will have our own stadium’

Midfielder has not ruled out a comeback under Fergal Logan and Brian Dooher