Ponderous Mayo find out how dangerous it is to overthink their gameplan in the new-rules era
GAA weekend that was: Mayo lose to Cavan for the first time since 1948
Limerick’s monumental display a stark reminder of their enduring power
Crushing of Cork shows John Kiely’s side are as big and bad and forbidding as ever they were
Tipperary overcome nightmare start to overwhelm Waterford and qualify from Munster
Andrew Ormond and Jake Morris in top form for Liam Cahill’s side as they win their first championship game in Thurles since 2019
How Cork v Limerick became the biggest game in Irish sport
Four years ago it wasn’t much of a contest, but an injection of pure uncut Cork has helped make this a rivalry for the ages
Malachy Clerkin: In Rachael Blackmore, horse racing had maybe its greatest ever asset
The Tipperary jockey was polite, careful, wary and, despite her efforts to the contrary, completely fascinating
Rhasidat Adeleke on life in the spotlight: ‘How do people like Beyoncé handle this? This is crazy!’
Rhasidat Adeleke interview: Tallaght sprinter on navigating fame at 22, building her brand and the changes she has made ahead of September’s World Championships
The Last Ditch by Eamonn Sweeney: Brave admissions about mental health struggles hit hard in follow-up
The Last Ditch by Eamonn Sweeney: Brave admissions about mental health struggles hit hard in follow-up
‘Why not us?’: Louth’s Sam Mulroy says belief was at heart of county’s march from lowest ebb to Leinster title
Meath manager Robbie Brennan magnanimous in defeat but questions award of crucial late free
Sam Mulroy’s storybook second half sees Louth win Leinster for the first time since 1957
Louth captain claimed 1-7 in win over Meath at Croke Park
Malachy Clerkin: Tailteann Cup has retained goodwill, but it might also be confirming need for a third-tier competition
Something is not right when so many teams have no hope of making waves in football’s two championships
Shaun Patton and Ethan Rafferty make mockery of goalkeeper obituary writers, with both men key to Ulster final hopes
When all is said and done between Armagh and Donegal, Anglo-Celt Cup could be won on kick-outs
Patrick O’Donovan’s overstatements damage credibility of the International Sports Diplomacy Framework
Document is filled with ideas and goals that are impossible to disagree with but hard to measure
Dublin camogie breaks ranks and allows games go ahead even if players refuse to wear skorts
Several teams lined out in shorts during Tuesday night’s round of senior league games
GAA live updates: Galway beat Mayo in classic Connacht final as Kerry ease to Munster title
Four goals in the first half leave Kerry a simple task in putting away Clare for their 86th provincial title
Malachy Clerkin: Lamine Yamal is incredible and it would be great if we could just leave him alone
This Barcelona prodigy has already played an abnormal number of games for his age, so it would be unsurprising if he burns out