Darren McCurry reaches the heights against Dublin but can’t stop Tyrone’s fall
Tyrone drop down to Division Two for the first time in a decade despite victory in Omagh
Weekend Gaelic football previews: Free-scoring Kerry face off against league leaders Galway
Armagh in fight to stay in Division One and Dublin look to change their fortunes in Ulster
Weekend hurling previews: Cork take on Galway with winners set for final spot
For Waterford, beating Offaly is essential as sealing promotion is the only show in town
Offaly joint manager Mickey Harte not so much the great survivor as big achiever
Savvy appointment by then county board boss Michael Duignan may yet be franked as side on cusp of promotion
Sligo must guard against Leitrim backlash, says Aaron Kernan
Steven Poacher’s side ‘have taken a kicking’ since giving Fermanagh a walkover, says Armagh man
Stephen Cluxton can play important role for Dublin during championship, says Connolly
The 43-year-old goalkeeper made his seasonal return for the Dubs last weekend
TG4 to broadcast all Division One and Two football league games live
Division Three tie between Clare and Offaly will also be shown on Irish-language station
Tyrone’s Niall Morgan ‘full of admiration for Antrim’ for not ceding ground in fixture wrangle
Tyrone Goalkeeper looking forward to seeing first-hand Dublin’s Stephen Cluxton deal with new rules
Patrick Horgan focused as ever as Cork step up bid for elusive silverware
Rebels last won the league in 1998 but victory over Galway will secure a final place against Tipp
Former Cork hurler Ger Fitzgerald dies at 60
Micheál Martin joins tributes to two-times All-Ireland champion
Rory Beggan keen to keep going up as Monaghan close in on promotion
Anything other than a heavy home defeat by Down will secure promotion from Division Two for Gabriel Bannigan’s team
‘With Cork, the hurling issue is a red herring. I think it’s more of a mentality thing’
The prospect of relegation and the Tailteann Cup looms as Cork’s senior footballers face Louth on Sunday
Minister defends €10m investment in NFL game at Croke Park
Patrick O’Donovan says multisport municipal projects would be better placed to secure Government funding than standalone ones
Organisers of NFL game at Croke Park expect it to be shown live on free-to-air television
Government do not expect game to be a one-off event
One thing clear amid Tailteann Cup muddle is loss to Louth would hurt Cork
The bottom four teams in Division Two and Division Three meet on a weekend of serious consequence