Jack McCaffrey closes a chapter with Dublin, but not the door
Clontarf player says Dublin manager Ger Brennan was right to make his point in GAA suspension row
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Jack McCaffrey says Ger Brennan ‘has every right’ to clarify his position after Jarlath Burns comments
Dublin manager will return to sideline from 12-week suspension for Sunday’s game against Cavan
Denis Walsh: If the 12-week ban is so draconian, why did nobody object when it was brought in?
When it comes to discipline, most GAA people proceed on a need-to-know basis. They couldn’t quote you the rule until it hits them in the face
Malachy Clerkin: The Ger Brennan saga would have fizzled out without Jarlath Burns making his snide aside
The GAA president has a habit of holding forth as if he’s still a media pundit rather than the head of a massive, knotted, deeply territorial organisation
‘I feel undervalued’: Dublin boss Ger Brennan issues statement through solicitor on Jarlath Burns comments
Brennan says he ‘feels disenfranchised, undervalued and a lack of belonging to the association given the events of the past three months’
All-Ireland SFC round two: Full list of confirmed fixtures
Louth will play Armagh in Inniskeen for clash on Sunday at 1pm, live on RTÉ
Niall Moyna says Dublin camp ‘very disappointed’ with GAA president Jarlath Burns over comments
‘It seems to be a selective application of the rules, is there a rule book for Dublin and then a rule book for everyone else?’
Jarlath Burns: Jim McGuinness and Ger Brennan cases were different
GAA president on integration, €1m deficit due to SFC format and a hurling final during Ryder Cup
Parnell Park may bring out more in a Dublin team rejected by its fans
Ger Brennan’s influence has been limited this season, but ground switch could be a positive move
Wee County dig deep to beat the Dubs, as Mayo survive late Monaghan surge
Louth manager Gavin Devlin hails spirit of the ‘new game’ as Sky Blues slump to back-to-back Croke Park defeats for the first time
Friends reunited in all four All-Ireland football clashes as managers face former teams
Intriguing coaching subplots add some spice to a GAA feast
Donie Smith says 12-week minimum ban for GAA managers is ‘far too much’
GAA needs wider range of sanctions rather than just one severe minimum penalty
Jim McGuinness made a huge error of judgment – there will be a price to pay
The Donegal manager could get a 12-week ban after an incident with a Kerry player in Killarney on Saturday
Barney Rock questions ‘very severe’ 12-week ban for Dublin manager Ger Brennan
The punishment, which also rules Brennan out of training sessions, was handed down for an altercation with a Galway backroom coach
Dublin manager Ger Brennan fails to overturn 12-week suspension
Dean Rock to deputise for Sunday’s trip to Aughrim
Dublin players in the dark over Ger Brennan ban ahead of Leinster opener
County preparing to take the case to the Disputes Resolution Authority
Ger Brennan’s 12-week suspension is upheld by GAA committee
Dublin manager was given red card for involvement in fracas against Galway
Sam Mulroy: ‘Someone ending that cycle of Dublin winning Leinster was so, so important’
Louth are being held up as the team that have inspired everyone in this year’s championship to dream big
Galway masters of the endgame as Dublin take their leave of the top flight
Fractious match sees Ger Brennan red carded as opponents finish strongly
Dublin move clear of relegation zone after Roscommon’s scoring prowess deserts them
Dominant first-half performance puts Dubs in control as Rossies’ threat snuffed out
Poor structures, underage failures and ageing stars: Why has the Dublin conveyor belt stopped?
Ger Brennan may well cut All-Ireland winners from his panel but there’s no evidence that the young guns exist to replace them
Dublin’s lacklustre league start a sign of a team in transition
What now is a satisfactory season for Dublin is not clear after so many have left the panel
Ger Brennan era off to losing start as Donegal take down Dublin at Croke Park
Half-time sub Luke Breathnach helps the home side make a contest of it after they were six points down at the break
NFL previews: Donegal aiming to upset the odds by beating refreshed Dublin in league opener
McGrath Cup losers Kerry missing players as they begin title defence against weakened Roscommon
Complete guide to the 2026 intercounty league and championship fixtures
National Leagues to kick off on January 24th with a number of heavyweight clashes
John Small the latest from Dublin’s gilded generation to call time on intercounty career
Ballymun Kickhams defender won seven All-Irelands over 11 years and won an All Star in 2020
‘Just don’t call it a retirement’: Ger Brennan welcomes Stephen Cluxton to the managerial fold
Cluxton to team up with his former Dubs team-mate as Sky Blues look to mount their comeback
Stephen Cluxton turns the page on intercounty playing days, but the book is far from finished
Dublin veteran can remain setter of standards in new role as part of Ger Brennan’s backroom team
Stephen Cluxton will not be part of Dublin panel for 2026
Parnells clubman to be solely involved in Ger Brennan’s management team
Stephen Cluxton joins Dublin backroom team for next year
Decorated Dublin goalkeeper will be in Ger Brennan’s management team after retirement
Ger Brennan appointed Dublin football manager on three-year term
St Vincent’s clubman takes over having won 2025 Leinster title with Louth
Martin McHugh likens football to rugby league: ‘You could have gone to sleep’
Former All-Ireland winner calls for rule change after Letterkenny IT-UCD game
Man appears in court charged with murder of his partner in Enniskerry
Mother-of-five was found dead at her home on Christmas Eve
Mairéad McCaul to lead MSD’s human health drug business in Ireland
McCaul will also become head of the pharma giant’s country leadership team
Vaccine take-up will determine success in Covid-19 battle
Cantillon: With vaccine scepticism rising, the key challenge is whether people can be convinced to get inoculated
Open for business: How industry has adapted to survive the lockdown
Keeping only those who must be on-site has been key to continuing operations
Ireland is a world leader in producing cancer therapies but we lag behind on access
Budget 2021 is a chance to address our poor performance in bringing medicines we make to our patients
MSD looking for 200 staff across four Irish sites
Drug giant filling a variety of roles in Swords, Carlow, Tipperary and Cork
Cancer drug trials hit by lack of funding , report warns
Government urged to improve focus on pharma research and access to medicines
‘We’re not even using the UK as a landbridge’
Ger Brennan, who runs the Irish operation of MSD, is Brexit-ready and focusing on other issues
Pharma giant seeks planning for Swords plant
Biotech facility to employ 350 on repurposed and expanded Dublin site
Cancer research developing new ways to tackle old enemies
New generation of drugs offers improved outcomes for lung cancer patients
GAA Statistics: Decoding Stephen Cluxton's kickout
The Dublin keeper’s timing, cool head and precision kickouts set him as a class apart
MSD to add 330 jobs at Carlow and Cork plants
The pharmaceutical company plans €280m investment in Irish plants over next three years
MSD invests €40m in Tipperary plant
Spray drying facility is the latest element in a €75 million upgrade of the Tipperary plant
No such thing as perfect preparation for McKaigue and Slaughtneil
Nine of the 15 starting for Slaughtneil against St Vincent’s in football semi-final will probably start for club’s hurlers against Cuala
MSD to invest up to €25m in further Irish clinical trials
Pharmaceutical company’s trials over next three years will focus on cancer treatments
Tomás Quinn hails ‘mental strength’ of formidable St Vincent’s
Veteran forward pays tribute to Diarmuid Connolly’s total commitment to the cause
Diarmuid Connolly plays key role as St Vincent’s rise to occasion
Rhode’s Leinster club final heartache continues with fifth loss in 11 years
80 per cent say they would talk to pharmacist about health
Report reveals patients’ attitudes to health service – and their hopes for its future
Strong second half gets St Vincent’s over the line against Castleknock
Marino club pick up 28th Dublin title but Castleknock no pushovers in first final
New report reveals public’s attitude to health service
Research by MSD aims to create platform through which improvements can be made
Stephen Rochford wants TMO to end black card controversies
Mayo manager not happy with Keegan dismissal especially after Small escaped sanction
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