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2025
Royal Unrest
'We accepted that they've gone' - Meath and Carlow battle with managerial crises
Meath triumphed by 1-30 to 0-19 in a surreal Leinster football opener.
Bouncing Back
A long slow decline: Where can Derry go from here in the All-Ireland series?
The idea that Derry can be rescued by their own people is far-fetched when the culture of coaching in the county has been wiped out.
Champions
Dominant second quarter ensures Cork defeat Tipperary to land hurling league title
43,243 were in attendance as Pat Ryan’s side triumphed.
First Day Out
Dáire Ó Baoill the scoring star as Donegal cruise past Derry in Ulster
Patrick McBrearty also chalked up seven points in facile win.
Minute-by-Minute
Cork v Tipperary, Division 1A hurling league final
Rebels win first league title since 1998 at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
On The 42Legend
'He made us all try harder in every walk of life, a remarkable man' - Micko in Wicklow
The late Mick O’Dwyer made a huge impact during his time as Wicklow manager.
On The 42Chasing Sam
Murphy the key factor to decide if history rhymes for McGuinness and Donegal
First day out for the Ulster champions today when they face Derry.
Team Guide
How is every county shaping up as All-Ireland football championship starts?
The provincial action gest underway this weekend.
On The 42Dates For Diary
Here's the fixtures and TV-streaming coverage for the 2025 GAA football championship
On The 42Paddy Tally
'An awful legacy of injuries' - How Derry have been hit hard ahead of Donegal rematch
Listen
Motivator, innovator, leader: What made Mick O’Dwyer great?
Listen: Declan Bogue and Fintan O’Toole join Ronan Early to discuss the life and legacy of the storied manager from Waterville.
Kerry Gold'His legend will endure' - former Kerry players and GAA figures pay tribute to Mick O'Dwyer
RIP
The first modern manager of the GAA, Mick O'Dwyer changed everything
Kerry legend ‘Micko’, who has died aged 88, won four All-Irelands as a player and eight as a manager.
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