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Kirwan propels Kildare into home quarter-final spot
A superb seven-point haul from Daragh Kirwan was enough to propel Kildare into a home quarter-final of the Tailteann Cup, but they were pushed all the way by a Leitrim side who had closed the gap to two with 17 minutes left on the clock before the Lilywhites hit six in a row to emerge victorious.
Donegal come undone as goal-hungry Cork lay down marker
Two second-half goals inside a minute for Cork saw them record a deserved two point victory over a Donegal side whose unbeaten season to date comes to an end.
Late goal keeps Tipperary hopes alive as Wexford eliminated
A 75th-minute Stephen Grogan goal saved Tipperary's Tailteann Cup hopes to eliminate Wexford in a dramatic twist at Netwatch Cullen Park.
Mayo withstand late Roscommon rally to take Hyde Park spoils in All-Ireland round-robin
Mayo withstood a late Roscommon rally to deservedly claim their second victory of the All-Ireland series at Dr Hyde Park, running out 2-14 to 1-15 winners.
Jim McGuinness pleased by Donegal fightback if not performance
Donegal manager Jim McGuinness felt his team made more mistakes in their defeat to Cork than they had in their entire championship run to date.
Muireann Scally bringing fresh insights to Westmeath after taste of professional rugby in New Zealand
Westmeath Muireann Scally is bringing fresh insights to Westmeath camogie with experience working at a professional rugby academy in New Zealand. The secondary school teacher also set up an Irish speaking GAA summer camp bringing a taste of the gaelteacht to the midlands.
Miriam Walsh believes Kilkenny can go 'the whole way' on return from injury
Even as she put herself through the torturously lonely grind of ACL injury recovery, Miriam Walsh's mindset oscillated between determination and doubt.