Mayo into inquest mode after Dubs recover 2010s mojo
The inquest in Mayo has been unsparing since Sunday afternoon.
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Michael Murphy keen to get qualified before any Donegal posting
It's just over a year since Michael Murphy played his last game for Donegal. A defeat to Armagh in the All-Ireland qualifiers brought the curtain down on an inter-county career that spanned 16 seasons. Murphy waited before announcing his county retirement and in the statement that followed, he said: "I still love Gaelic football and I still love Donegal". That was November 2022.
Senior men inter-county captains issue support for ladies football and camogie protest
The captains from both the senior inter-county Football and Hurling sides have issued their support for the Ladies footballers and Camogie players in their protest.
Male captains call on GAA to back their female counterparts in charter dispute
All 68 inter-county Gaelic football and hurling captains have written to the management of the GAA in support of their female counterparts, who are campaigning for better conditions.
Billy Sheehan steps down as Laois football manager
Billy Sheehan has departed as manager of the Laois footballers after two seasons in charge.
Eamonn Fitzmaurice: Shapeshifting Monaghan have the weapons to trouble Dubs
Eamonn Fitzmaurice described Monaghan as "excellent shapeshifters" and said they had weapons to trouble Dublin, so long as they didn't consider themselves in bonus territory.
McGinley: Dublin All-Ireland title would be one of their sweetest
Should Dublin go on to land a seventh All-Ireland football title in nine years, it would rank pretty high given their starting point, according to Enda McGinley.
RTÉ GAA Podcast: Kerry and Dublin hit stride | Plenty to ponder for Mayo and Tyrone
In this week's RTÉ GAA Podcast, Eamonn Fitzmaurice and Enda McGinley join Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill to review the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship quarter-finals and look ahead to the last four.