Cork and Limerick share spoils in tetchy affair
On a wretched night for hurling, Darragh Fitzgibbon's 80th-minute free secured a share of the spoils for Cork against Limerick in front of 23,402 fans at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
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Farrell admits Fitzsimons Dublin days look to be over
And then there was one. If any of Dublin's illustrious nine-time-All-Ireland-winning trio of James McCarthy, Michael Fitzsimons and Stephen Cluxton are going to become the first man to reach double figures in terms of Celtic Crosses, it will have to be the goalkeeper.
Kieran McGeeney: 'You're not allowed have a bad opinion on new rules, by looks of it'
Armagh manager Kieran McGeeney said he was delighted to get their first points of the league but reiterated his scepticism about the need for new rules after his side overcame Tyrone at the Atheltic Grounds.
Gallen and O Baoill lead impressive Donegal past Dubs
Donegal got their Allianz National League campaign off to a winning start with a deserved victory over Dublin in MacCumhaill Park, Ballybofey.
Mark Russell's two-pointer sees Tipp pip Longford at the death
A Mark Russell two-pointer in added time rescued a win for Tipperary from the jaws of defeat against a luckless Longford side in a thrilling National Football League Division 4 clash at Clonmel Sportsfield on Saturday afternoon.
AHL round-up: Down surge continues as Kildare bounce back
Down's excellent start to life in Division 2 continued with a commanding 2-26 to 0-13 win over Derry at Owenbeg.
GAA Preview: Second round of new football rules as Limerick face Cork in hurling
It is a big weekend of action in the National Hurling and Football Leagues, with Limerick and Cork clashing once again in the hurling.
Old rivals square off as new league comes on stream
Maybe a dose of controversy was just what the Allianz Hurling League needed this week.