The late Peter Moore
The death has taken place of former Meath All-Ireland medal winner Peter Moore.
Allianz NFL heads for crucial series
The picture regarding places in the finals, promotion and relegation won't be decided next weekend but it will become somewhat clearer as the top three Divisions play Round 5 while it's round six in Division 4.
O'Rourke plays down Mourne return
Armagh manager Paddy O'Rourke has said that his side's clash at the top of Division Two against Down this week is "just another game".
Downes fit for Kilmurry
Kilmurry-Ibrickane have been dealt a massive boost with the news that Noel Downes is fit to line-out in tomorrow's All-Ireland club SFC final against St Gall's.
Dublin skipper out for a month
Dublin captain Paul Griffin looks likely to be ruled out of action for the next four weeks after sustaining a knee injury in last Saturday's win over Monaghan.
Cadogan to be available for Dublin clash
Cork dual star Eoin Cadogan is expected to make himself available for county football boss Conor Counihan when the Rebels host Division One leaders Dublin at Pairc Ui Rinn this Saturday night.
McGourty brushes aside injury concerns
St Gall's ace CJ McGourty has quashed rumours that injury will force him out of tomorrow's All-Ireland club SFC final against Kilmurry-Ibrickane at Croke Park.
Cooper: We are not out of the woods
Colm Cooper has warned his Kerry team-mates that they not out of the wood yet in the NFL and will need at least another win if they are to secure their Division One status for next year.
Antrim to be without Magill
Antrim are set to be without full-forward Michael Magill as they make their push for promotion from Division Three in the coming weeks.
Mulholland reveals Galway U21 selection
Alan Mulholland has gone with nine of the side that captured the All-Ireland minor football championship three years ago for tomorrow's Connacht U21FC semi-final against Sligo.
Kernan keeps fingers crossed on Meehan injury
Galway manager Joe Kernan has said he is keeping his fingers crossed for good news when they learn the full extent of Michael Meehan's knee injury today.
Dublin U21s re-jig
Dublin Under 21 boss Jim Gavin has made four changes to the side which defeated Louth earlier this month for tomorrow's Leinster championship semi-final against Carlow at Dr Cullen Park.
Reilly ruled out for remainder of NFL
Meath defender Kevin Reilly will miss the rest of the National Football League campaign and could well be absent for the Royals' opening game of the Leinster SFC.
Owens won't pressure Hurney return
Waterford football manager John Owens has said he will give Gary Hurney all the time he needs to make a decision on his inter-county plans for the future.
Mayo U21s stay the same
Mayo boss Ray Dempsey has stuck with the same 15 that defeated Leitrim's for tomorrow's Connacht Under 21 Football Championship semi-final against Roscommon.
Shines to lead Roscommon U21 attack
Roscommon have named their team for tomorrow's Connacht U21FC semi-final against Mayo at Dr Hyde Park.
Mackey still hopeful of promotion
Cavan attacker Cian Mackey lauded the team's performance against Wexford last Saturday night which has eased the relegation worries from Division Three, as well as the pressure on team manager Tommy Carr.
Harte calls on Tyrone to build on victory
Mickey Harte issued a rallying call to his players after they secured their first win of the NFL Division 1 campaign against Cork.
Improved display delights Gilroy
Pat Gilroy believes Dublin played a lot better than they had in their previous games against Monaghan on Saturday night.
O'Rourke praises Forker
Paddy O'Rourke was singing Stefan Forker's praises after his four-point haul in Armagh's NFL Division 2 victory over Kildare.
Defeat gives Donegal motivation, McCartan claims
James McCartan believes Down's NFL victory over Donegal will provide John Joe Doherty's men will ample motivation ahead of the sides' Ulster SFC first round clash on May 30.
"Boys against men", Kernan admits
Joe Kernan admitted that Galway have a lot of growing up to do after yesterday's 10-point defeat to Kerry in Salthill.
NFL 1: Kerry cruise
Kerry cruised to a 2-16 to 1-9 Division One victory over Galway at Pearse Stadium.
NFL 2: Tipp put Meath to the sword
Tipperary shocked Meath at Semple Stadium this afternoon to collect their first victory in Division 2 of the Allianz National Football League.
NFL 2: Orchard in bloom
Armagh are looking good following their latest win in Division Two: 0-12 to 0-5 against Kildare at Crossmaglen.
NFL 2: Laois sink the Lake
Laois gave an exhibition of point-taking as they downed Westmeath on a 0-24 to 3-8 scoreline at Mullingar.
NFL 3: Cunningham inspires Saffrons
Paddy Cunningham scored 0-9 as Antrim made it four wins from four in Division 3 of the NFL with a hard-earned victory over Roscommon at Hyde Park.
NFL 3: Louth turn over Fermanagh
JP Rooney and Shane Lennon both found the net as Louth kept up their promotion charge with a surprisingly comfortable NFL Division 3 victory over Fermanagh at Brewster Park.
NFL 3: Sligo pip Faithful
Eamonn O'Hara made his first appearance in this year's NFL Division 3 as Sligo eked out a one-point victory over Offaly at Markievicz Park.
NFL 4: Late goals win it for Wicklow
Seanie Furlong and Leighton Glynn struck late goals as Wicklow kept their NFL Division 4 promotion hopes alive with a dramatic victory over Longford at Pearse Park.