Donegal ace Oisín Gallen proving to be a cut above
It is rather apt that Oisín 'Farrah' Gallen, from a family of legendary Ballybofey barbers, has looked a cut above for Donegal since establishing himself in the team over the last 12 months.
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Cutting supply lines key for Derry as Kerry talisman David Clifford gets off on right foot
David Clifford may have one of the best left boots in the history of Gaelic games but he has scored just as many off his right for Kerry this summer.
The Salford secret that turns schoolkids into football stars
In front of 35,000 fans at Old Trafford a 14-year-old boy walked out to captain Salford in the national schools football final second leg against Leicester. The year was 1947 and the lad was Geoff Bent.
Dublin defeat could signal end of Farrell era - Ciarán Whelan
Ciarán Whelan believes that Galway's All-Ireland championship quarter-final victory over Dublin could signal the 'end of an era’ and he admitted he wouldn’t be surprised if it’s the end of the road for Dessie Farrell.
Dublin's exit will ward off potential Kerry complacency
Imagine being in the camps of today's quarter-finalists as they watched the matches yesterday and digested what has happened to the All-Ireland race.
How Man Utd and England talks will have gone over Luke Shaw’s Euro 2024 return
Rod Thornley has expressed his concerns about reintroducing Luke Shaw into the England squad following the Manchester United player's injury four months ago.
A Celtic transfer klaxon has sounded and if you listen closely you'll hear Rodgers cracking the whip - Hugh Keevins
If you listen carefully, you might just have heard the sound of a managerial whip being cracked at Celtic Park.
Alistair Johnston told next Celtic transfer step as his biggest fan shoots for the moon
As Canada boss he had superstar talent at his disposal in Alphonso Davies and Jonathan David. But when it came to building a team to play at the World Cup?