RTÉ GAA Podcast: Wexford and Dublin hoping to stem Munster tide, football gets serious
Jackie Tyrrell joins Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill to preview the All-Ireland hurling quarter-finals.
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OIsín McConville wants a 'conversation' on third-tier football competition
Wicklow senior football manager Oisín McConville claims that the Tailteann Cup is working well for smaller counties and believes that 'there's a conversation’ to be had around creating a third-tier football competition.
Short-term gain for Mayo and Galway ahead of last eight
Derry coming out of the draw for Mayo was probably both the best and worst case scenario from Kevin McStay's point of view.
GAA continues to experience global growth
Growing numbers of young people leaving these shores and the emergence of non-Irish players is contributing to the increasing surge of GAA abroad in the past number of years.
Rian O'Neill: McGeeney's tough love helped Armagh top group
Armagh star Rian O'Neill has revealed that a straight-forward approach from manager Kieran McGeeney helped them recover from a heart-breaking Ulster final defeat to progress to the All-Ireland quarter-final.
Enda McGinley: More solid look to McStay's Mayo now
And while Mayo will be disappointed that they didn't manage the closing seconds of their Hyde Park clash with Dublin and see out the win, Enda McGinley is getting a "more solid sense" from Kevin McStay's side this year compared to 2023.
RTÉ GAA Podcast: Jeopardy to enter the All-Ireland SFC, Mayo and Derry will battle to extend summer
Mikey Stafford is joined by Ciarán Whelan, Enda McGinley and Niall McCoy to reflect on a busy weekend of football action.
Jarlath Burns: Football championship change likely next season
GAA president Jarlath Burns has said that changes to the All-Ireland football championship from 2025 are likely given the lack of "jeopardy" in the current round-robin format.