CCCC set to examine Armagh-Galway melee later today
The GAA's Central Competitions Control Committee are expected to examine the melee involving Armagh and Galway when they meet later today.
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From low ebb to annual contenders – James Horan's Mayo legacy
James Horan backed up his conviction upon his first appointment in 2010 to make Mayo a competitive force and that will be his legacy, according to former player Keith Higgins.
Taoiseach condemns ‘disturbing’ violence at Armagh v Galway GAA match
A mass brawl between Armagh and Galway footballers in Croke Park has been described as “disturbing” and “concerning” by Ireland’s premier.
Breaking James Horan resigns as Mayo boss following quarter-final loss
James Horan has stepped down as Mayo manager with immediate effect, bringing his second spell in charge of the county to an end.
O'Rourke on Croke Park brawl: Armagh the common denominator
Colm O'Rourke described the All-Ireland quarter-final fracas involving Armagh and Galway as "pure thuggery" and took aim at the Armagh County Board.
RTÉ GAA Podcast: O'Rourke on Galway-Armagh brawl
Quiet weekend of Gaelic football, not much to discuss, but we got Colm O'Rourke on to look back on it anyway with Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill.
Anarchic, madcap, malevolent: Galway-Armagh steals show on quarter-final weekend
A noisy weekend in GAA HQ, four games, one game shouting louder than the rest of them. Louder than the rest of them put together.
Ciarán Whelan: Ruthless Derry are 'serious contenders' for Sam Maguire
Derry are "serious contenders" for All-Ireland glory on current form according to Ciarán Whelan.