‘In Cross our first option always is to go out and play attacking football’

Stephen Cluxton now has to be honoured with overdue Player of the Year award

Mayo will as usual complicate things for champions but have too many questions to answer

Are Galway playing enough Corofin players? And why Mayo’s attack is so predictable

Armagh All-Ireland winner full or praise for exciting and varied Ulster championship

Simon Coveney and Karen Bradley hold talks with five parties at Stormont

Coalition of sports people, academics, arts and music figures call for commitment to be honoured

Roscommon faithful dance in the rain after successful Castlebar raid

Athletes’ competitive edge and ability to deal with pressure key to their success

The mid-Ulster marvels are part of the autumnal furniture of Gaelic games

Rory Gallagher’s side take advantage of early red card to earn first win over rivals since 2004

When men talk its all about Man United or who’ll win the All-Ireland but it’s never about anything of substance, says veteran mental health professional Hubert McHugh

Chance for youngsters to mix with peers from around the country proves invaluable

Fact gambling ads allowed in afternoon a scandal, says former chairman of Paddy Power

Call for swift enactment of Gambling Control Bill to curb appeal of betting firms

Crossmaglen man part of the management team that reignited the All-Ireland finalists

Edward Rowe clinched the Irish under-14 title at Ballina, as first Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific golf championship announced

Her cheesecake bowled over the judges to take the Celebrity MasterChef 2017 title

What time is it on, what are they cooking and who’s going to win?

Soggy seafood salad leads to a surprise eviction from the kitchen for the over ambitious chef

Expect players and administrators to make progress on salient issues in Gaelic games

There is no chorus sung, but the singer definitely has the last word in the kitchen

Dessert week brings job offers for some and burnt toast for others

In the latest episode, the amateur chefs were faced with a question - where is the beef?

The first episode served up a familiar blend of tears, technique and . . . stolen cod

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

Crossmaglen Rangers documentary highlights difficulties club faced during The Troubles

Brian McIver’s side face Armagh stalwarts in an intriguing Ulster club semi-final

Cargin manager highlighted incident after midfielder had a bite mark on his neck

First Ulster championship win in three years marred by John Brennan allegations

As a Kerryman, last thing I want is team coming up to Croke Park with siege mentality

Clontibret clubman hoping to propel his county to a first semi-final since 1988

Armagh legend says it’s becoming the most predictable championship ever as big four march on

Oisín McConville, JJ Delaney warn GAA players need to be treated with care

Seán Moran, Gavin Cummiskey and Malachy Clerkin with the main talking points from the weekend

The former Armagh GAA player spent years betting compulsively, losing tens of thousands of euro before confronting his problems

‘The Toughest Trade’ exploited the true point about Gaelic games. The county dressingroom is just a temporary home. In the end players end up back at their club

Challengers Armagh Harps brushed aside as Rangers make it 18 titles in 19 years

Goalkeepers suffer fate of having no control over redemption following errors

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