Tipperary relishing shot at revenge against galvanised Limerick
It's do or die in what will be a festival of hurling this weekend.
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Dublin to play double-header in Croke Park next week
Dublin will play a double-header in Croke Park on Sunday week with their hurlers' clash with Galway set to open proceedings.
Analysing the method and madness of GAA penalty shootout
A top GAA goalkeeping coach has said that the introduction of penalty shoot-outs has led to such a scrutiny on takers' technique and preferred side that the data is almost becoming irrelevant – with a return to instinct over information now prevailing for both shooter and goalkeeper.
Padraig O'Toole in hunt for for Garden County stability
Wicklow captain Padraig O'Toole believes that the side’s ascension doesn’t have to stop at Division 3 should a period of stability play out in the Garden County over the next number of years.
Wrong choices adding to Waterford woes - Shane McGrath
Shane McGrath believes that "something seriously needs to change" in Waterford after the county slipped to their third successive defeat in the Munster hurling championship.
Mickey Harte tactics for Louth's Leinster final 'baffle' Tomás Ó Sé
Tomás Ó Sé says that Mickey Harte's tactical approach in Sunday's Leinster final defeat to Dublin baffled him.
RTÉ GAA Podcast: Ulster football maintains excitement, Waterford hurling at crisis point
Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill are joined by Tomás Ó Sé to discuss another one-sided Leinster SFC final, while Ulster continues to lead the way for excitement.
Derry claim second Ulster title in a row after shootout win over Armagh
For 90 minutes this Ulster final fizzled with a bright mess of colour and periodic quality and above all else, edge-of-seat-anticipation. An exhausting afternoon ultimately ended with a penalty shoot-out, a Derry victory and an engulfing red sea.