Derry on the ropes after Armagh demolition
Derry face a make or break final All-Ireland group game against Westmeath in two weeks after the Oak Leafers were dismantled by a rampant Armagh side in Celtic Park on Sunday.
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Enda McGinley: Armagh will smell blood against reeling Derry
Derry face a massive test of their mettle against an Armagh side that will "smell blood" going into Sunday, according to three-time former All-Ireland winner Enda McGinley.
GAA round up: Dublin win opening game against Roscommon as Donegal defeat Tyrone
Dublin kicked off their All-Ireland football championship defence with a 2-19 to 0-13 win over Roscommon at Croke Park in Group two of the All-Ireland football championship.
Ryan McCluskey: Ulster football perhaps on too high a pedestal
RTÉ GAA analyst Ryan McCluskey has said that Ulster football is perhaps placed on too high of a pedestal following a chastising opening weekend for the northern province in the All-Ireland group stage.
Galway and Derry clash has all the ingredients of a classic
If we consider the football so far this year – national league and provincial championships – it is a much shorter list to compile the poor games than it is the good ones, that really is something.
GAA Preview: All-Ireland football championship gets into full swing
With the provincial championships coming to an end last weekend, the All-Ireland football championship gets underway this weekend.
Humble Oakleafers ready to respond - Padraig McGrogan
It may be a watching brief now for Padraig McGrogan, but the injured Derry defender is confident in his conviction that his team-mates can bounce back from their Ulster capitulation to have a major say in this season's All-Ireland race.
Derry's Padraig McGrogan season over due to ACL injury
Derry's Padraig McGrogan has had his season come to an end as he suffered an ACL injury, just days after the defeat to Donegal.