Sunday Game live at 25: The growing pains, rows and missteps of the early years
Worried about the effect on attendances, many in the GAA took their time to warm to live broadcasts
The Sunday Game: 40 years setting the agenda, if not fashion trends
Documentary looks back at four decades analysis, debate, rows, and dodgy sweaters
So much for technology as old-fashioned guts and glory win out
TV View: After all the talk of hurling modernity, it’s looking like an old-school final
Mary Hannigan’s TV View: Limerick soon to pip Ibiza for a party
Memories of 1994 linger but John Kiely’s students banish demons and grasp Liam
One day in September 1980: Galway’s day of deliverance
Victory over Limerick signalled Galway’s arrival as an enduring hurling force
Canning and Galway still determined to silence the critics
Long years of frustration ensure Tribesmen feel they have unfinished business to attend to
Galway minor manager says fan abuse stems even to underage
County board official was berated by player’s uncle after Lynskey didn’t pick a player
TV View: Epic Croke Park spectacle shows hurling stands alone
Clare’s stirring fightback earns pundits’ forgiveness over half-time ‘gamesmanship’
Jackie Tyrrell: Tommy Walsh, the nun's bedpost and the night Liam MacCarthy went missing
Galway players have to embrace these next few months but not let it make them soft
Iggy Clarke cherishes the friendships he made while playing for Galway
Hustle of hurling hid the former Galway hurler from the solitariness of the priesthood
Galway have lots of room for improvement – David Burke
Captain says battle at midfield could prove pivotal against final rivals Waterford
Tipperary and Galway renew three-decade old power struggle
Seán Moran: Since 1987 the two teams have met 13 times in the championship
Jackie Tyrrell: Davy Fitzgerald using the sweeper as a positive tactic
Shaun Murphy’s covering role gives Wexford defenders the licence to lead the attack
Studio left speechless as Cork and Tipp serve up a cracker
Joe Brolly like a mosquito buzzing in your ear as championship gets up and running
Degrees of neglect: the impossible world of third-level GAA
The compromising of UCD’s Fitzgibbon Cup bid another result of current fixture chaos
Galway hurling’s pain softened by dynamic club scene
Dispute over Anthony Cunningham’s position casts shadow over novel county final
Anthony Cunningham looks set to stay on as Galway manager
‘You will never have a situation where all players are happy’ - senior Galway official
Anthony Cunnigham to meet Galway officals on Sunday night
Players voted overwhelmingly for a change of management after four years - reports
Hugely experienced Galway manger faces ultimate test
Cunningham believes Tribesmen can follow winning example of Kilkenny in 2012
Seán Moran: Galway’s status as hurling powerhouse disguised by lack of ultimate glory
A previously fitful presence, the county has become a stronghold of the game
Tony Keady: A past master working towards Galway’s future success
Twenty seven years on from the county’s last All-Ireland triumph, there is belief that another is close
Reds get Blues in golf but bounce back in Croker
Gobsmacking comebacks meet hyperbolic pundits as Europe, Cork and others celebrate
Anthony Cunningham to get three more years with Galway
Hurling manager will receive a new term, Kevin Walsh to take charge of footballers
Good God Almighty! Clash of All-Ireland Camogie ash finishes with Cork on top
Long wait continues for Kilkenny despite ‘hare and hound’ battle
Marty takes the mic out of Michael in a build-up of epic proportions
Alas, yesterday’s All-Ireland hurling semi-final at headquarters didn’t live up to the billing
Stakes even higher as Galway bid to finish the job
Tribesmen have more questions than answers heading into Kilkenny replay
Cows run for cover as the men from Clare milk all the praise
Shrieks of despair as the hooter goes. Missed free. Cue mayhem
Davy Fitz’s small little fishes keep us hooked on a whale of a game
Cyril Farrell was almost horizontal, hitting warp speed with the thrill of it all
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