Tipperary too strong for Waterford as they advance to Munster semi-finals
David Power’s side will face Limerick in the provincial semi-finals
Letters, phone calls and abuse: What happens when a referee gets a big decision wrong?
James Owens, Conor Lane and Paud O’Dwyer on being in the spotlight this year
Michael Murphy limps off as Donegal dismantle Down
Declan Bonner hopeful talisman will be fine as his side deliver assured attacking display
Relief for Donegal as fans return for draw in Armagh
McBrearty inspires comeback as teams play in front of fans at the Athletic Grounds
Sports Review 2020: Year like no other serves up unforgettable moments
From Katie Taylor to Bryson DeChambeau there were plenty of memories made
Weekend GAA previews: TV details, throw-in times and verdicts
There are three provincial football finals and two All-Ireland hurling quarter-finals
Mayo look a team reborn as they thrash old enemies Galway
Aidan O’Shea wreaks havoc in Tuam after battered hosts lose Damien Comer early on
Murphy confident Donegal remain on the right track
Despite frustration of narrow defeat to Dublin, inspirational captain feels squad is growing stronger
Paul Mannion pounces as Dublin see off unlucky Donegal
The meeting of the All-Ireland and Ulster champions provided an exciting contest
Kerry earn the right to fight Dublin on the final frontier
The champions’ drive for five will find a familiar obstacle in the road in the final
More Mayo v Dublin tickets set to be released as first batch sells out
Fans claim to have been thrown off online queueing system after four hours waiting
Tyrone eventually find another gear to seal their last four place
Two quick goals in the third quarter provide Harte’s men with the required momentum
Tyrone quell Rebel’s yell to close in on semi-finals
Cork race out of the blocks but are overhauled by Tyrone in second half
Instinct and experience stands to Mayo in win over Armagh
Cillian O’Connor came off the bench for the first time this year in one point win
Tyrone show Antrim no sympathy in most facile of wins
Of their first five points here, four of them came from a long ball to Cathal McShane
Corofin’s big-game experience and Sice’s accuracy seal another final date
Defending All-Ireland champions Gaoth Dobhair come through tough test
Gary Sice’s 1-7 sends Corofin back to Croke Park to defend title
Galway side earn another St Patrick’s Day out after seeing off Gaoth Dobhair
Knocking a tune out of adversity takes Longford up the charts
Pádraic Davis took over with injury and club commitments thinning resources
Kerry edge Dublin in breathtaking Tralee encounter
Peter Keane’s senior managerial debut against Dublin certainly a night to remember
GAA Statistics: Four players walking black card tightrope
Niall Scully, Gavin Crowley, Barry Kerr and Seán Andy Ó Ceallaighin in danger of suspension
Monaghan had every inch of Kerry’s number until final conclusion was drawn
David Clifford takes the rug out from under Monaghan’s feet with late goal in Clones
White hot Tyrone run Cork ragged
Mickey Harte’s side safely into Super 8s after 16-point win at O’Moore Park
Dublin fill their boots against Tyrone
Tyrone pay the price for wayward shooting as Dublin launch an impressive raid
Australians impressed by ‘highly-skilled’ Ireland’s adaptability
Kernan’s inexperienced side suffer second Test defeat as Aussies’ intensity takes its toll
Ireland to check on pitch size before Perth Test
Manager Joe Kernan wants to ensure dimensions are in keeping with the rules
Mayo stretch boundaries of credulity with last-gasp comeback
Kerry and Mayo must do it all again after a thriller replete with baffling tactical subplots
Mayo repeat history by taking Kerry to the brink in cliffhanger
Like three years ago the counties must meet again after Patrick Durcan’s injury-time equaliser
Mayo's remorseless climb may have peaked for another year
Greater variety in Kerry’s game can thwart opponents’ great All-Ireland quest
Monaghan’s bench make the difference as Down bow out
Level at half-time, Conor McManus leads scoring spree in second half at Croke Park
Men in white coats. The strange life of the GAA umpire
Nameless, faceless band of brothers are an essential component in the Association
Jamie Clarke makes championship return for Armagh
Corner forward to start for first time in two years in Ulster quarter-final against Down
Grey areas for Maurice Deegan – the GAA man in black
The referee believes the controversial black card initiative has helped to clean up football
Kerry’s wayward shooting helps Cavan battle way to a draw
Seanie Johnston’s late free earns valuable point for home side
Football’s black card to be fine tuned, not scrapped
Sanction here to stay despite inconsistencies, says GAA president Aogán Ó Fearghaíl
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