Tipperary hurling great Mick Burns has died
Tipperary's five-time All-Ireland winner Mick Burns has died.
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Roscommon reappoint Seamus Qualter as hurling boss
Roscommon have appointed Seamus Qualter for a second spell as their senior hurling manager.
Winning should bring a reward - Kerry's big chance
Congress is done for another year. We have a new president-elect in Jarlath Burns and if the speeches he has made, the interviews he has done, and passion he always shows when speaking of the GAA are anything to go by, I feel we are going to have one serious operator at the head of our organisation. Ádh mór ort Jarlath.
Talent search and backroom quality key to Burke's Roscommon revolution
When he took on the senior job late last winter, Davy Burke's first target was to stop Roscommon's trend of bouncing between Division 1 and Division 2 as had been the case for the past five seasons.
Fresh-looking Mayo well primed for long road ahead
After Mayo's emphatic win over Kerry in round three of the Allianz Football League, former county star Austin O'Malley highlighted a "freshness" in the way the side went about their business, something he feels will be key with championship commencing in a matter of weeks.
Kildare's Byrne named January's player of the month
Kildare's Róisín Byrne has been honoured with The Croke Park/LGFA Player of the Month award for January.
Panel depth vital, as 6-57 from bench at weekend proves
Former Clare footballer David Tubridy has said that management teams must be wary of the differing reactions of players consigned to the 'finisher' role despite a weekend where sides across the country made the most of their attacking substitutions.
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.