Can unpredictable Armagh ask the right questions?
Galway may have stronger Sam Maguire credentials that Armagh, but in the eyes of RTÉ football analyst Enda McGinley, Sunday's final group game of the All-Ireland series is very much a 50:50 call.
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Enda McGinley backs Tyrone to be dark horses for Sam Maguire
Enda McGinley reckons that Tyrone could catch fire and be in a with a real shout for a second All-Ireland in three years.
Tailteann Cup heavyweights look to lay down marker
The meeting of Meath and Down in the Tailteann Cup is a reminder of how both counties have slipped down the pecking order in recent years, but are among the leading contenders to win the secondary football competition.
Burns: Adults know best when it comes to Go Games
GAA president elect Jarlath Burns says the onset of early competition for children playing Gaelic games is one reason why some players drift away from hurling and football.
The pros and cons of bringing the Dubs on the road
While the Dublin footballers have played Leinster Championship games away from Croke Park in recent seasons, Saturday's trip to face Kildare at UPMC Nowlan Park will be the first time they've played a Sam Maguire match out of the Jones Road venue since August 2019.
RTÉ GAA Podcast: Armagh to bring best out of Tyrone | Dublin's holiday bounce
Éamonn Fitzmaurice and Enda McGinley join Rory O'Neill to look ahead to a bumper weekend of football action.
Enda McGinley: Roscommon can 'make things sticky' for Dublin
Roscommon can give Dublin a real test on Sunday at Croke Park, with both sides almost certain to advance to the knockout stages of the All-Ireland football championship.
Enda McGinley: Derry dip possible in All-Ireland group stages
RTÉ GAA analyst Enda McGinley will not be surprised if Derry's performance levels dip in the All-Ireland round-robin stages given the energy they have expended throughout the entire 2023 campaign to date.