Kilkenny miles off the pace in 15-point defeat to improving Galway
Red card for John Donnelly pivotal as Derek Lyng’s side post their worst Leinster championship defeat in 36 years
Kobe McDonald is a reminder that GAA people are every bit as selfish as pro sports fans
Pressuring intercounty players to devote themselves to club and county is just as tawdry as the AFL picking them off for profit
All-Ireland hurling championship power rankings: Where is your county in the pecking order?
Denis Walsh, Seán Moran, Gordon Manning and Malachy Clerkin rank the teams gunning for Liam MacCarthy
LIV Golf made the other tours smarten up but if the Saudis kill it off, it won’t be missed
The breakaway golf league was little more than a sportswashing project and now it looks like it has outlived its usefulness
Rory McIlroy’s second Masters win was spectacular in its non-McIlroyness
The Masters champion kept his head while all around are losing theirs. Who ever thought we’d see the day?
Malachy Clerkin: It’s clear Gaelic football rules aren’t quite right yet – but throw it in, ref
Any other tweaks and nips and tucks to football rules will have to wait until after the championship
Tiger Woods didn’t have a chance against the machine of fame, but that doesn’t excuse him
Addiction is a scourge that warrants sympathy, but a wealthy man with a history of car accidents should employ a driver
Pádraig O’Hora: ‘My answer isn’t in the pub. My answer is in the sea or it’s on the mountain’
The ex-Mayo footballer is always searching for peace of mind – over the next two months, he will try to find it on the world’s highest mountain
Séamus Coleman keeps pushing his Ireland team-mates to the very last drop of effort
If this was his final time in an Ireland jersey, he couldn’t have left very much more on the pitch
Seán O’Shea shows how hard it is to be a great Kerry footballer in a David Clifford world
Nobody in Kerry history has scored more points than the player Jack O’Connor calls the spiritual leader of the dressingroom
Malachy Clerkin: A brutal end but the seeds sown by Ireland’s campaign will sprout long into the future
Just as nothing lifts the country like an Ireland football team going well, nothing hurts like the dashed hopes of nearly getting there
Ireland gave everything in war of attrition but the Czechs held their nerve in the shoot-out
For so long, Heimir Hallgrímsson’s side were good enough to go through but in the end, penalties sent them crashing out
Thirty years of highs and lows: The most memorable moments from Ireland’s playoff history
Thirty years of highs and lows, including a farewell at Anfield, a melee in Turkey, joy in Iran and scandal in Paris
With more ups and downs than a trampoline park, there’s nothing like the last day of the league
Longford and Wexford are promoted with the last kicks of their campaigns, Dublin are relegated with theirs
Michael Lyster, long-time presenter of The Sunday Game, dies aged 71
Taoiseach Micheál Martin pays tribute to ’a moderniser of sport broadcasting’