RTÉ GAA Podcast: Dublin footballers still the team to beat, a good or bad start for the Wexford hurlers?
Mark McHugh joins Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill and says that Dublin reminded everyone that they're still the team to beat against Kerry.
Hurling Sport News
New committee will aim to protect GAA's amateur status
A decade ago, an academic paper was published to examine how the GAA could adopt an innovative approach through strategic decision-making to maintain its amateur ethos while successfully competing in the professional sporting market.
Joe Canning: Free-taking issues could cost Wexford down the line
A February draw against Clare may not be cause for post-mortems in Wexford, but their continued inaccuracy from placed balls could prove more costly in the championship, according to Joe Canning.
Derek Lyng: Half-time debrief inspired Kilkenny comeback against Offaly
Kilkenny manager Derek Lyng confirmed that words were exchanged in his dressing room when the county found themselves six points down to Offaly at half-time of their Division 1A Allianz Hurling League clash at UPMC Nowlan Park on Sunday.
Jack O'Connor goal swings it as Cork hold off Waterford
Cork's inconsistency almost came back to bite them before they held off a Waterford fightback to gain a crucial first Allianz Hurling League victory.
Kerry earn first win of league against Meath
Kerry talisman Shane Conway was to the fore with 1-09 as the Kingdom secured their first victory of the Allianz Hurling League Division 2A season on a 3-14 to 0-16 scoreline against Meath in a winter-like Austin Stack Park this afternoon.
Sunday sport: Chelsea and Liverpool to face off in Carabao Cup final
Chelsea will hope to end their poor recent form against Liverpool in this afternoon's EFL Cup final.
John Kiely 'never hesitated in picking' Kyle Hayes to face Dublin
Limerick manager John Kiely says he had no hesitation in picking Kyle Hayes to start Saturday's 3-30 to 1-18 league win over Dublin at Croke Park.