RTÉ GAA Podcast: Dublin and Kerry all over again after testing semi-finals
Éamonn Fitzmaurice and Lee Keegan join Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill to look back on the All-Ireland semi-finals.
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World Cup hosts Australia sympathise with Ireland after O'Sullivan injury
MELBOURNE : Women's World Cup co-hosts Australia have expressed sympathy for Ireland's Denise O'Sullivan after the midfielder suffered a shin injury in an abandoned friendly against Colombia.
Republic of Ireland sweating over Denise O'Sullivan's fitness ahead of World Cup opener
Republic of Ireland midfielder Denise O’Sullivan is in a fitness race ahead of her side’s World Cup opener after she sustained a soft tissue and bone bruise injury to her lower leg, manager Vera Pauw has said.
Ireland's team behind the team: Stats, doctors & an eye in the sky
As the Republic of Ireland rumble towards a first ever appearance at a Women's World Cup, the team behind the scenes have been busy greasing the wheels.
Cheika not getting carried away by Pumas' 'landmark' win over Wallabies
Argentina coach Michael Cheika was buoyed by a "landmark" upset of his home nation Australia, but the wily veteran sees more hard yards before the upcoming World Cup.
Ciarán Whelan: Late Kerry frees were momentum changers
Ciarán Whelan said the two late frees that allowed Kerry to draw level against Derry were "momentum changers" which put the Kingdom on course for a dramatic late victory.
Heart and desire to the fore for semi-final bound Kerry in TG4 All-Ireland championship
Kerry joint manager Darragh Long paid tribute to his charges for the way they mastered the conditions in Tralee to oust reigning TG4 All-Ireland champions Meath and take another step towards ending their 30-year famine since the Brendan Martin Cup rested in the Kingdom.
Jack O'Connor: Dubs didn't bring back cavalry for the craic
On the Monday after the 1985 All-Ireland semi-finals - another foursome which contained Monaghan - a weary Paddy Downey wrote in the Irish Times that, "Nothing changes in the football championship, except the numbers. Another year passes, the scores vary, the mould remains unbroken."