Tomas Corrigan

Allianz Football League previews: D-Day looms

Monaghan, Donegal and Tyrone are Dublin’s main rivals to take campaign to its last day

Clinical Cork pick up first league win against Fermanagh

Niall Coakley scores crucial goal as Rebels do the damage while playing into the elements

Fermanagh beaten by Galway power after Eoin Donnelly dismissal

Big midfielder leaves the field after a black card, with Paul Conroy then ruling the skies

Weekend Gaelic football previews

The AIB All-Ireland club semi-finals and second weekend of Allianz leagues

Fermanagh bring it to another level in second half of Newry win

Down are wasteful with goal chances in first period and fall well short in the second half

Allianz Football League: Division Two team-by-team guide

Meath and Galway best placed to push for promotion

Tyrone stick to task to reach yet another McKenna Cup final

James Kielt’s late goal proves crucial as underdogs Derry overcome Monaghan

Ulster continue dominance of Inter-pro football championship

Connacht undone in the final as Ulster claim a record 32nd title in Carrick-on-Shannon

Controversial penalty helps Mayo turn things around against Fermanagh

Che Cullen penalised after Aidan O’Shea went down six minutes from time

Donegal survive scare to book Ulster semi-final spot

Neil McGee sent off but Fermanagh miss penalty just before interval

Championship sorting process gets under way in summer heat

Fermanagh press on in rare sunshine while Laois earn joust with All-Ireland champions

Fermanagh navigate Antrim hurdle despite second half nap

Pete McGrath’s team comfortably superior but struggled to replicate first half intensity

Armagh edge joyless contest

Late Stefan Campbell point denies Fermanagh a share of the spoils

Fermanagh boss Pete McGrath enjoys winning return to Down

McKenna Cup: Tyrone take thriller against Derry; St Mary’s shock Donegal

Kerry and Dublin take another step towards September climax

Kingdom hit Kildare for seven goals while Dublin dispense with spirited Fermanagh

Dublin’s class wins out but Fermanagh heart for battle never fades

Despite never threatening to overturn Dublin, Pete McGrath’s side never gave in

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