Mapping the grounds most prone to 'games of two halves'
As an island nation on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, it's no surprise that Ireland is susceptible to areas of low pressure that bring, well let's be simplistic about it, bad weather.
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Forwards on fire - rule enhancements leading to scoring surges
The era of the superstar forward is back, and while the arc may be inflating the numbers to a pretty big degree, it's hard to ignore some of the tallies being put up by some attackers across the country.
Ciarán Whelan: Two-point route threatens desire for goals
We've had five weekends of action to assess the merits or otherwise of the new playing rules in Gaelic football. Plenty of time to form an opinion and a view on the two-pointer, in that it might become the "prime currency" in the game, was offered up by Ciarán Whelan, when speaking on the latest edition of the RTÉ GAA Podcast.
Spending most of spring living in a forwards' paradise
We're past the halfway point in the league and it's clear that the predictions that the enhanced rules would create a forwards' paradise are bearing out.
Éamonn Fitzmaurice: FRC will have to look at three-back rule relating to cards
Éamonn Fitzmaurice admits the Football Rules Committee (FRC) that he is part of will "have to look" at the rule that allows teams who have shipped a red or black card to avoid having to keep three forwards in the opposition half at all times.
David Clifford delighted will Kerry character as he secures second hat-trick in Pomeroy
Kerry hat-trick hero David Clifford was delighted with the character shown by the Kingdom in the windy surrounds of Pomeroy as they fought back from a difficult position to beat Tyrone.
Lee Keegan: Rules on extra players 'not fit for purpose'
The Football Review Committee's rule changes have reinvigorated the game, but two games over the course of the weekend highlighted one area where tweaks will surely have to be made.