Football championship teams: Murphy out for Kerry
Kerry and Clare have both made one change each to their starting line-ups for Sunday's Munster Senior Football final at the Gaelic Grounds.
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Kerry's devastating 10-minute blanket-busting display
The die feels like it is almost cast for football 2023. While several teams looked like they were moving away from heavily defensive approaches over previous years, there seems a distinct reversion to that position this year.
Whelan: O'Connor will be disgusted with Kerry's first-half display
Jack O'Connor will be disgusted with Kerry’s first-half performance in their away defeat to Mayo, but it might be the spark they need to get their season going, according to Ciarán Whelan.
Six sent off as sublime Clifford kicks Fossa to All-Ireland glory
David Clifford led Fossa to the All-Ireland Club JFC title with the same awesome class and genius that has inspired Kerry to Sam. Eleven points from the game's top player inspired his side to a three points win at Croke Park, and that was all prior to his dismissal on a second booking late on. Tyrone champions Stewartstown finished the game with just 11 men after having four players sent off, three of them on straight red cards in the second half. They just couldn’t contain man of the match Clifford as he turned in another sparkling display at GAA Headquarters. Clifford, marked tightly by Darren Devlin with Connor Quinn shadowing as well, burst through for the leveller after Gareth Devlin had shot the Harps in front from a free. The Tyrone champions worked the ball smartly from deep, with Mark Rooney and Tiernan Rush linking the play, and two more Devlin scores had them ahead by 0-4 to 0-2 by the 13th minute. Clifford was always a danger, from play and placed balls, knocking over a free before the pacey Damien O’Keefe sent Harry Buckley in for the leveller at the end of an evenly contested opening quarter.
David Clifford masterclass helps East Kerry to county SFC title
East Kerry 1-16 Mid Kerry 0-10
Club wrap: Tullamore into Offaly SFC final as Crossmaglen get a fright in Armagh opener
Holders Tullamore eased into the Offaly SFC final after a 1-14 to 0-10 win over Edenderry in Sunday's semi, a late goal from Diarmuid Egan sealing victory.
Joyce rages at disputed free: 'I couldn't get over it'
In the aftermath of a "bitter" All-Ireland final defeat, Galway manager Padraic Joyce expressed his pride in his team's performance but couldn't hide his annoyance over that free awarded against John Daly in the closing stages.