Ross King

Weekend Gaelic Games previews

There’s club action in three provinces and 11-a-side hurling in New York

Nicky English: Kilkenny look fine tuned while Tipp still off key

Greater intensity in Leinster championship vindicated as brittle Cork are shattered

Nicky English: Munster and Leinster might be closer in quality than we thought

Cork have potential to reach semi-final but defensive issues leave door open for Kilkenny

There is no place for cowardly violence in GAA club scene

Club games offer very best of GAA culture, but occasionally rivalry becomes poisoned

Ross King lords it over Antrim as Laois improve quarter-final hopes

Captain scores 16 points in comfortable win at O’Moore Park

Corofin on course for a second All-Ireland final in four years

Wexford go to Thurles attempting to maintain their 100 per cent league record

Galway put to the pin of their collar again

Another sluggish display but All-Ireland champions get the job done

Aaron Gillane shines on league debut for Limerick

John Kiely’s side see off Laois by 10 points at the Gaelic Grounds

Dublin dream of a long summer after shaking off youthful Laois

Laois manager Eamon Kelly pleased with display despite being on wrong side of result

Laois set up a clash with Wexford as Kerry retain senior status

Laois sharpshooter Ross King had a field day converting 11 of 12 frees attempted

Laois bounce back as 13-man Offaly continue to struggle

Seán Gardiner and Aiden Treacy both sent off at O’Moore Park

UL put three past UCD to reach Fitzgibbon Cup final

UCD’s double dream is over as Tipperary starlet John McGrath proves the differece

Wayward shooting costs Westmeath first championship win in O’Moore Park

Laois hurlers stage second-half rally as visitors reduced to 13 men

Wexford coast to victory over Laois in Division One B encounter

Victors land five goals to keep knockout hopes alive

‘Capturing Music’ explains notation for a general audience

Medieval singers devised means of recording sound on a page so it could be repeated again

Kilmacud Crokes edge home by minimum margin again

Sean McGrath hits 15 points for Dublin champs as Rathdowney-Errill left to rue their first half wides

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