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May
May 2026
BANG FOR BUCK
Kerry-Donegal is just the sharp end of the wedge as GAA nudge RTÉ out of the picture
Now that GAA+ has laid claim to the big games, where now for RTÉ sport?
Tune in
Kerry-Donegal game confirmed for GAA+ as All-Ireland SFC fixtures revealed
Cork-Meath and Roscommon-Tyrone will also be live on GAA+, while RTÉ have Galway against Kildare.
enda smith'He has the complete skill-set': Roscommon's long-time leader as they chase Connacht title
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RTÉ will lose all the major battles, and the war, when coming up against GAA+
For the first time in history, RTÉ needs the GAA far more than the GAA needs RTÉ.
Kieran McGeeney
What would an Ulster title mean this Armagh team at the fourth time of asking?
After winning six as a player, Kieran McGeeney goes into his fourth consecutive final as manager.
Race For Sam
Kerry to face Donegal - here's the All-Ireland senior football round 1 draw
Dublin will play Louth and Armagh host Derry.
Explainer
How the revamped format for the All-Ireland football championship draw will work
The first fixtures in the race for Sam Maguire will be drawn at 1pm on Monday afternoon.
Ulster Championship
Armagh break their own scoring record in 28-point massacre of Down to reach Ulster final
Kieran McGeeney’s men will now meet Monaghan in the Ulster final.
banner folded
Limerick make a statement by hammering Clare
John Kiely’s side were 16-point winners in Ennis.
Scenes
Beggan slots extra-time free to complete epic comeback and send Monaghan to Ulster final
Monaghan rallied from 10 points down to edge out Derry and progress to the final.
Profile
Sheep, farming and football obsession: Meet Conor Laverty
The Down manager is one of the busiest men about.
Last Four Showdown
How will Leinster champions Louth cope with expectation as they face off against Dublin?
The teams meet in Portlaoise tonight at 7pm.
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mark mchugh
'He is the best coach I ever worked with in 30 years' - How Westmeath are onto a good thing
Despite being only 35, former Donegal All-Ireland winner Mark McHugh has built up considerable coaching and management experience.
April
April 2026
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