Blank page of each new hurling championship bears grease stains of the last
Limerick the favourites but their Munster foes will each wish to take their swing
It’s still a cultural taboo in the GAA to declare your ambition
Cork’s Alan Connolly was criticised for saying he was targetting further victories, and that says a lot
‘There was a hatred ... and respect’: Tyrone’s dip defuses rivalry with Armagh - for now
For years Tyrone and Armagh brought the best and the worst out of each other; now it seems all too one-sided
All-Ireland SFC power rankings: Where is your county in the pecking order?
Heading into first weekend of championship, Donegal are in great shape, Kerry are still king. Here is how all sides are looking
Masters 2026: Augusta’s 12th hole – the psychological test that humbles champions
Over the years, the 12th has tested the best golfers, from Jack Nicklaus to Jordan Spieth and Tiger Woods
Limerick were both awesome and erratic, but their superiority over Cork was never in doubt
GAA president Jarlath Burns described league final as a ‘classic’, which should lead to penalty points on his poetic license
Cork-Limerick rivalry has rewritten the rules on intensity
League final has much to live up to and could set the tone ahead of the championship
Division 1B final: Clare should be too strong for Dublin in decider
If Dublin are serious about the Leinster title, this is the kind of game they should be winning. Unlikely, though
Limerick’s league zeal should see them past experimental Cork in Division 1A decider
Shannonsiders seem in genuine want of a league title, while Cork minds are focused on other needs
Donegal’s dominance from restarts leaves Kerry with an overwhelming problem
Meath did a similar number on Cork in the Division Two final, underlining a renewed focus on the strategy
From North Macedonia to Munster, it doesn’t pay for teams to be hopeless for long
More and more sports bodies realise the value of keeping teams in the running for glory for as long as possible
‘You can express yourself’: Cork enjoying the best of Steven Sherlock now the fear has gone
The sharp shooter explains the liberating effect of football’s new rules and why some breaks from the intercounty game are better than others
Michael Lyster had the skill and talent to make his job look effortless
Unflappable approach and breezy nature were key to his astounding longevity as the face of The Sunday Game
Denis Walsh: Does Tiger Woods really have another Masters left in him?
Augusta is a demanding tournament, not a celebrity walk around – just ask Jack Nicklaus
Limerick fall asleep at the wheel and just hold off Galway in frantic endgame
Limerick were 11 points up at the start of the second half before Tribesmen stormed back into encounter