Seán Moran

Seán Moran

GAA Correspondent

Seán Moran is GAA Correspondent of The Irish Times.

Cork look to put winter of discontent behind them in reunion with Tipperary

Rebel hurlers will be keen to follow in footsteps of the Donegal footballers, but All-Ireland rematches are best viewed through the filter of time

Cork edge out Galway as Ben O’Connor lets rip at efforts to ‘cleanse hurling’

Two goals from replacement Brian Hayes effectively settled the matter

NFL previews: Donegal primed for All-Ireland rematch as Kerry travel to Ballyshannon

Armagh can sustain good opening weekend at home to Galway

NHL previews: Evolving Galway look to provide Cork with searching test

Depleted Waterford face a tough challenge against Limerick

Seán Moran: Time to hit pause on worrying about the future of the hooter

All timekeeping protocols have potential flaws but some are more obvious than others

‘Moranball’ gets Mayo excited again but new manager knows the challenges

A very encouraging first outing for the county suggested a change of approach and some recurrent issues

Mayo prevail in chaotic contest as Galway rue missed chances

Home side’s second-half comeback falls just as Andy Moran begins reign with win

NHL previews: All-Ireland winners Tipp have momentum as they start quest for league title

Title-holders Cork face depleted Waterford; Wexford welcome back Davy Fitzgerald with Antrim

‘Liam would love to fix that’: Tipp aim for elusive NHL title as All-Ireland champions

Defeat in 2017 final to Galway is furthest Tipp have travelled in league as champions since 1965

National Hurling League team-by-team guide to Divisions 1A and 1B

Limerick could shine in 1A, while Clare and Dublin tipped to get promotion from 1B

Seán Moran: All-Ireland club final gave a perfect snapshot of football’s big improvement

Football Review Committee had their fingers on the pulse when deciding two-pointers should not be exclusive to intercounty competitions

Not only was Dingle’s name on the cup, how it had to be won was also ordained

Kerry football champions leave St Brigid’s stunned; Ballygunner finally make it to a second All-Ireland hurling title

Dingle reach end of magical journey with epic All-Ireland win over St Brigid’s

Roscommon champions endure agonising defeat after extra-time at Croke Park

When one is not enough: History demands more of Ballygunner and St Brigid’s

Even among the exclusive group of All-Ireland club champions, there is a pecking order

Loughrea’s Cullen Killeen cleared to play in All-Ireland final after DRA set aside suspension

Centrefielder was sent off late in the All-Ireland semi-final against Slaughtneil

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