Limerick overcome Gearóid Hegarty dismissal to edge out Waterford
Limerick began their defence of the Munster SHC with victory over Waterford, but didn't have it all their own way at Semple Stadium.
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Jackie Tyrrell: Time to trial hurling handpass limit
Jackie Tyrrell wants the GAA to trial handpass limits and puckout restrictions to promote more contests for possession in hurling.
Gearóid Hegarty: Limerick's level-headed, soft-handed, lab-created nightmare
Like Brian Fenton, another all-time great with limited underage pedigree, Gearóid Hegarty can lay claim to being one of modern Gaelic Games' most celebrated late developers.
Besieged Donegal now in need of 'shape and structure'
A cloud has been hanging over Donegal football this past while. If a weather report was to follow, it would be described as a 'nimbostratus', with heavy rain and much gloom the outcome.
Antrim boss Darren Gleeson: We feel we should have got over the line against Dublin
Antrim manager Darren Gleeson hovered between frustration and optimism in the aftermath of his side's draw with Dublin in their Leinster SHC opener in Corrigan Park.
O'Connor admits Kerry would prefer 'more testing game'
Kerry manager Jack O'Connor admitted he'd have preffered a "more testing game" after his side's 20-point victory over Tipperary in Fitzgerald Stadium this afternoon.
Cooper: Armagh firepower could deliver Ulster title
The development of the Armagh attack means the Orchard County could end their long wait for an Ulster title this year, according to Colm Cooper.
GAA: Kerry and Clare set for Munster decider; Kilkenny signal Leinster intent
It was a busy day of GAA action, with 16 fixtures across hurling and football.