Malachy Clerkin: The long, high ball into the square is making a comeback â not before time
The evidence on the first two weeks of the league is that the stats Poindexters are being ignored in favour of lorrying it in
Mayo GAA
Ger Brennan hints at major cuts after Dublin fall to Mayo in Castlebar
Poor league start has new Dubs manager looking to a shake-up for the championship
NFL previews: Donegal primed for All-Ireland rematch as Kerry travel to Ballyshannon
Armagh can sustain good opening weekend at home to Galway
âMoranballâ 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
Yes, but could Matheus Cunha operate a camera on a rainy afternoon in Semple Stadium?
Mayo survive a storming Galway fightback before Roy Keane reins in Michael Carrick praise
National Leagues: Mayo and Kerry off to winning starts in football; Cork hammer Waterford â as it happened
Provincial rivalries on show as Mayo edge Galway and Armagh best Monaghan
Mayo prevail in chaotic contest as Galway rue missed chances
Home sideâs second-half comeback falls just as Andy Moran begins reign with win
NFL previews: Donegal aiming to upset the odds by beating refreshed Dublin in league opener
McGrath Cup losers Kerry missing players as they begin title defence against weakened Roscommon
CiarĂĄn Murphy: Thereâs a wonkiness to the All-Ireland club championships, but it works
A first All-Ireland hurling title for a West Cork club shows thereâs merit in counties restructuring their grades
Fergal Boland eyeing end to Mayoâs Croke Park heartbreak with Tooreen
East Mayo club vying for All-Ireland Intermediate Club Hurling title on Saturday
âHeâs a hyper-talented boyâ: Andy Moran confirms son of ex-Mayo star will feature in 2026
Mayo manager also made a strong case for keeping pre-league competitions in the GAA calendar
Complete guide to the 2026 intercounty league and championship fixtures
National Leagues to kick off on January 24th with a number of heavyweight clashes
Connacht SFC semi-final: St Brigidâs put in electric performance to see off Ballina
Mayo champions scored three goals but they couldnât live with the Roscommon sideâs quick movement and scoring accuracy
Commemorating 50 years since Dublin came in from the cold in under-21 football
The Dublin under-21 football team that contested the 1975 All-Ireland final: Top (from left): Johnny Corcoran, Brian Mullins, Liam Egan, Tony Fayne, Kenny Bruton, Mick Holden, Camillus Fitzpatrick and Gerry McCaul. Bottom (from left): John Thompson, SeĂĄn McCarthy, Paul Connellan, PJ Buckley, Fran Ryder, Brian Fitzpatrick and Peter Reany.
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