Shadow boxing in the spring, knockouts in the summer
The real winners of the league may not be the ones who get the medals.
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David Clifford and the superstar effect in the GAA
Analysis: the Kerryman is the latest manifestation of how the superstar effect plays out in Gaelic football
Wexford referee assault case to be heard in Circuit Court
The GAA mentor accused of assaulting a referee following a junior football match in Wexford last September will have his case heard in the Circuit Court.
'Fierce football man' Liam Kearns a huge loss to GAA - Tomás Ó Sé
Before he talks football, Tomás Ó Sé wants to pay tribute to the late Liam Kearns, his fellow Kerryman who died on Sunday, aged 61.
Goal-hungry Tipperary pose unique threat to Limerick - Moran
Niall Moran believes Tipperary are built for goals this year, defying recent trends in hurling set by a dominant Limerick side.
Jackie Tyrrell: Jake Morris dancing to Lar Corbett beat for Tipperary
RTÉ hurling analyst Jackie Tyrrell believes that Jake Morris is the heir apparent to Lar Corbett's goal-scoring throne after his wonderful hat-trick downed Waterford in Saturday’s Allianz Hurling League clash at Semple Stadium.
'Shorts not Skorts' - London club wants camogie congress change
The Thomas McCurtains club in London has launched a 'Shorts not Skorts' campaign to raise awareness of the issue ahead of camogie congress, which takes place on 31 March and 1 April.
'Liam Kearns took us on a journey, his way' - Stapleton remembers late former Tipperary boss following untimely death
Shane Stapleton was asked to best describe what Liam Kearns did for Tipperary football and, while he is absolutely heartbroken, it doesn't take long for the words to pour out.