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welcome Tiernan'The biggest club on the island of Ireland' - New boss Lynch sets target for Derry City
huge loss
The cost of losing Nickie Quaid will hit Limerick hard
Knee injury sustained by goalkeeper presents an enormous issue for the Treaty in 2025.
Interview
'Basically we think you have a brain tumour' - Illness scare to Clare hurling glory
Twenty-nine weeks after Feakle’s Gary Guilfoyle suffered a stroke and collapsed, he is in contention to feature in the Munster club hurling semi-finals.
Interview
'We used to say, ‘We’ve been abandoned! Thank f**k!’ - Eamonn McCann on Derry City
Political activist, author, politician and tireless campaigner, Eamonn McCann’s life has also been wrapped up in the red and white stripes of Derry City.
Family affair'All conversations this week are going to be guarded' - McGinley on managing against family
Ulster Club
Ben McDonnell propels Errigal through a sticky Ulster club opener
Three consecutive points rescues their preliminary round tie.
leading lights
All-Star team is simply jaw-dropping for the number of first-time entrants
Only Tyrone goalkeeper Niall Morgan has ever been a previous winner.
Interview'Do you have to be in some way mundane, dour, to manage a county? That certainly isn’t me'
Tyrone Championship'I have found it a thoroughly unpleasant experience' - Tyrone winning manager Enda McGinley
Kingdom Come
'A crazy genius. The Pep Guardiola of GAA' - Pat O'Shea back in the big time with Dr Crokes
The former Kerry manager is in his third spell in charge of his club and looking to win another county title on Sunday.
ch-ch-ch-changesThe quick fix versus the slow burn: Contrasting challenges face GAA's two key committees
All-Ireland'Political persuasion is left at the door' - Shamrock Rovers opponents Larne have united a town
On The 42ARMAGH FINAL
164-mile round trips, GAA family devotion - and why Lurgan is a Gaelic town
The O’Hagans live 82 miles from Lurgan, but Barry and now his son Brendan could not resist the pull of Clan na Gael.
On The 42floundering
'The boos were absolutely justified. Supporters want to see people fighting for their club'
Candystripes falling badly off in title race, though it is still in their hands.
On The 42League of Ireland
Derry City pass up another chance to go top after being held 1-1 by Sligo Rovers
Shelbourne remain top as the title is no longer in Derry City’s own hands.
Father and Son'From a father’s point of view, I am really proud of the player he is becoming' - Murphy
Connacht
Ulster get show back on the road with five-point win over Connacht
Man of the match performance from John Cooney gets Richie Murphy’s side over the line.
Reaction'I spoke to the players, not to be too downbeat' - Derry head for crucial Monday night game
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