O'Mahony walks away after 'one of the best days of my life'
Aidan O'Mahony has completely retired from Gaelic football after helping Rathmore to All-Ireland intermediate glory on what he described as "one of the best days of my life".
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Kiely hails good 'omens' for Limerick and Cian Lynch
Limerick manager John Kiely feels his side's performance against Cork in the Co-Op Superstores Munster Senior League bodes well for the year ahead.
Kerry keeper Shane Ryan's shines out the field for Rathmore in All-Ireland Intermediate title win
Rathmore (Kerry) 1-11 Galbally Pearses (Tyrone) 0-11
Walsh Cup: Wexford set up Kilkenny showdown after first victory
Kilkenny will only need a draw in their next game to make the Walsh Cup final after theymade it two wins from two in with a straightforward victory over Laois at Rathdowney.
Six sent off as sublime Clifford kicks Fossa to All-Ireland glory
David Clifford led Fossa to the All-Ireland Club JFC title with the same awesome class and genius that has inspired Kerry to Sam. Eleven points from the game's top player inspired his side to a three points win at Croke Park, and that was all prior to his dismissal on a second booking late on. Tyrone champions Stewartstown finished the game with just 11 men after having four players sent off, three of them on straight red cards in the second half. They just couldn’t contain man of the match Clifford as he turned in another sparkling display at GAA Headquarters. Clifford, marked tightly by Darren Devlin with Connor Quinn shadowing as well, burst through for the leveller after Gareth Devlin had shot the Harps in front from a free. The Tyrone champions worked the ball smartly from deep, with Mark Rooney and Tiernan Rush linking the play, and two more Devlin scores had them ahead by 0-4 to 0-2 by the 13th minute. Clifford was always a danger, from play and placed balls, knocking over a free before the pacey Damien O’Keefe sent Harry Buckley in for the leveller at the end of an evenly contested opening quarter.
Sunday sport: All-Ireland finals at Croke Park; north London derby
Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta, says his Premier League leaders are in a "good emotional state" as they prepare for the north London derby.