Kerry GAA

Kerry will now face a preliminary quarter-final in Killarney after nine-point defeat in Tullamore

Kerry will take on Mayo and Roscommon face Tyrone in the last four contests

Cork were three points ahead at the break at Páirc Uí Chaoimh

Previews to the weekend’s games from the All-Ireland Series, Tailteann Cup and hurling finals

Derry have gone from an All-Ireland favourite to an afterthought – it’s quite the fall from grace

Eight points from Kevin Griffin proved crucial for the Kingdom

Kerry aren’t getting anything like the tests that the other contenders have faced so far and it could catch them in the end

Dublin came to Salthill as underdogs, but they soon got on top of the game and left Galway looking lethargic

Kingdom media not getting carried away by comfortable opening group win in Killarney

David Clifford, Paul Geaney and Gavin White raised green flags in 10-minute spell in second half

Pathway for some is far less treacherous than for others, with league placings a much more legitimate barometer

Goals from Eoin McElholm and Noah Grimes proved the difference in Portlaoise

Unusually, the GAA has been able to come up with decent finales in Connacht, Ulster and Leinster

David Clifford and Seánie O’Shea impress as Kingdom’s first-half goal blitz sets them on their way

Four goals in the first half leave Kerry a simple task in putting away Clare for their 86th provincial title

Tyrone placed in mini Ulster SFC group alongside Cavan and either Armagh or Donegal

Tomás Ó Sé’s charges make it four titles in a row against opponents who could not emulate their senior side

The weekend’s action showed the merit of the new rules - let’s work with them

Clare undergo championship metamorphosis; GAA+ capture Páirc thriller perfectly; Bannigan turns air blue; no loose Limerick lips; Dublin’s forward depth

In a game of 50 scores, Kerry’s three goals proved the difference in the end

Semi-finals in Munster and Connacht, with quarter-finals in Ulster

I loved how Shane Lowry got annoyed at being asked about Rory McIlroy – that’s exactly how Cork should be thinking about Kerry

Kingdom emphatically reclaimed a trophy they had most recently won back in 2023

Whether close allies in the cause of Kerry, or rivals on Croke Park sidelines, the two men’s relationship was founded on respect

The backroom team of the Orchard County have unique and invaluable experience

Micko was a unique character who knew how to be public property without giving too much of himself away

Clodagh McCambridge will captain Armagh women against Kerry in league final at Croke Park while brother Barry’s Orchard side face Antrim at Corrigan Park

You hope that on the sideline of an Elysian field, he stands, programme rolled up behind his back, still calling the shots

Donegal’s kickers, Kerry’s midfield, the unreasonable demands of a condensed season - our football columnists run the rule over the summer ahead

Kerry GAA great brought joy not only to his native county but also to the whole of Ireland

One of the most influential figures in GAA history, he left a big legacy both as a player and a manger

Kerry great enjoyed enormous success both as a player and manager

President leads tributes to Mick O’Dwyer as the worlds of sport and politics remember the Kerry great

From his childhood in Kerry, through to some controversies and a whole lot of glory, O’Dwyer always had a beguiling way with words

Astounding success as both a player and a manager mark him as one of the most influential people in GAA history

With Dublin’s return to the pack and the impact of new playing rules, the race for the All-Ireland looks wide open

Kerry out for 86th Munster title as Dublin look to make it 15 on the hop

Kevin McStay launches a feeble attack, new rules ready for the real test, and Croke Park fails to draw the masses

Kevin McStay bring up what he saw as excessive protection afforded to David Clifford

‘Wow is all I can say,’ says Fiona, as Ireland annihilate Italy