Armagh 1-18; Kerry 1-16 Nine years into his reign, this was Armagh-geddon day for Orchard Manager Kieran McGeeney. He knew defeat would have spelle...

Galway 1-14; Donegal 0-15 The weekend’s second semi-final was a case of first among equals as both sides played a game in which they were level nin...

South Africa 27; Ireland 20 Ireland’s winning streak against the World Champions came to an abrupt end in a teak-tough battle between the world’s t...

Clare 0-24; Kilkenny 2-16 Trailing by five points at the interval and with only a handful of players hurling up to par, Clare boss Brian Lohan gave...

Cork 1-28; Limerick 0-29 All sport reigns must come to an end sometime – and so it came to pass at a packed Croke Park on Sunday afternoon when tra...

Armagh 2-12; Roscommon 0-12 The Rossies traveled in hope and the Orchard men in trepidation because of the “monkey on their back” as Manager Kieran...

Donegal 1-23; Louth 0-18 The gods of upsets had their work done after Galway shocked Dublin so Sunday afternoon began as expected with Jim McGuinne...

Galway 0-17; Dublin 0-16 The West Awake! Galway has been the only team west of the Shannon to bring Sam back across the big river since Mayo last a...

Donegal 2-9 Brooklyn 1-7 This senior football clash was hotly contested with tempers frequently matching the ambient temperatures. Though Brooklyn ...

Galway 0-14; Monaghan 0-11 Galway Manger Padraic Joyce was a relieved man in the dank dirty day that last Saturday threw up to emerge victorious ag...

Clare 2-28; Wexford 1-19 Clare seldom had to leave third gear to motor past this poor Wexford challenge, who lost their best player Rory O’Connor l...

Mayo 1-12 Derry 0-15 [Derry won on penalties 4-3] Derry did something of a Lazarus in McHale Park on Saturday night to resurrect their All-Ireland ...