Sean Cavanagh

Darragh Ó Sé: Curtailing Fenton’s influence must be Mayo’s starting point

Dublin star is the best midfielder in the game but every player is playable, no one is infallible

Tyrone’s Mickey Harte departs after 18 years of unwavering faith and fight

Outgoing manager battled adversity as he turned county into a football heavyweight

Keith Duggan: Tyrone in need of Mickey Harte more than ever

Manager’s record of achievement pivotal in guiding county back to vanguard of top sides

Madness or defiance? The GAA is taking a huge gamble in staging Championships

It’s effectively been decided that an amateur recreational activity is an essential service

Reaction to Seán Cavanagh remark is nothing short of bizarre

Former Tyrone captain has been an impeccable ambassador for an inclusive Ireland

All-Ireland winner should not be ‘crucified’ for UK remark

Ex-Tyrone footballer Seán Cavanagh whips up Twitter storm over ‘up here in the UK’ reference

Tiernan McCann: Dealing with the trolls online ‘isn’t easy’

Defender says people have to be ‘very careful’ with what they post about players online

After Tuam humbling and injury toll, can Tyrone turn the tide?

Mickey Harte’s side have been pushed out to 20/1 for the All-Ireland and now meet Dublin

In Donegal Michael Murphy is seen, simply, as a godsend

Glenswilly man speaks to Keith Duggan about reaching the highs and feeling the lows

The Sunday Game: 40 years setting the agenda, if not fashion trends

Documentary looks back at four decades analysis, debate, rows, and dodgy sweaters

The day Tyrone decided to gatecrash Kerry’s football world

Manner of the seminal 2003 semi-final victory established a keen rivalry that would last a decade

Mickey Harte defends Sky’s role in GAA coverage

Tyrone boss unconvinced by merit of RTÉ debate over ‘free to air’ games

Seán Moran: Tyrone’s inability to counter Donegal raises key questions

Absorbing Ulster tie provided a watershed moment for this year’s championship

Tyrone v Donegal is about giving nothing and relinquishing nothing

Suddenly, the Ulster championship finds itself at the height of fashion and celebrated

Sports books of 2018: The best, the rest and all in between

Malachy Clerkin looks at some of the volumes taking up the sports sections this year

There is no place for cowardly violence in GAA club scene

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

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