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Could the manner of Dublin's victory against Westmeath on Sunday spring them towards a first Sam Maguire crown since 1995?
Wee chief wants Murphy Cup reprisal Louth County Board chairman Paddy Oliver has called for the Tommy Murphy Cup to be resurrected.
GAA 125 Munster Hurling special on the Sunday Game On 5th July The Sunday Game will feature a Munster Hurling Special celebrating the 125th anniversary of the GAA and will highlight many of the great moments that have made the Munster Hurling Championship so special, as well as previewing this year's final between old rivals Waterford and Tipperary.
Cullen confident of grants agreement Sports Minister Martin Cullen is confident that the players grant scheme can be saved, despite his failure to reach agreement with the GPA on Monday night.
No injuries for Louth Louth have reported a clean bill of health ahead of Saturday night's Round One Qualifier against Tipperary in Drogheda.
Mannion injury a worry for Rossies Karol Mannion has emerged as a major doubt for Roscommon's All-Ireland football qualifier second round clash on Saturday week due to an ankle injury.
Injury crisis is bad timing for Dunning London football boss Noel Dunning has described this Saturday's All-Ireland qualifier meeting with Down as "impossible to plan for" due to the injury crisis in the panel.
Bradley slams qualifier system Antrim manager Liam Bradley has blasted the GAA's fixture-makers after it emerged that the beaten Ulster and Connacht SFC finalists will face an All-Ireland qualifier tie just one week later.
McEneaney calls for united front Louth manager Eamonn McEneaney is urging the Wee County's players and supporters to demonstrate a united front in Drogheda on Saturday evening.
Tipp captain suffers bad break Tipperary football captain Andrew Morrissey's season is over after he suffered a broken leg at training on Tuesday night.
Forde rules out return Wexford sharpshooter Matty Forde is resigned to missing the rest of the season due to a back injury.
Waterford pair injured The chances of Stephen Molumphy and Tony Browne lining out for Waterford in Sunday week's Munster SHC final against Tipperary appear slim after they suffered injury setbacks.
Kerry suffer Kennelly blow Kerry's injury crisis has gone from bad to worse with the news that Tadhg Kennelly has suffered a suspected broken hand.
Donegal duo axed Ciaran Bonner and Neil Gallagher have been axed from the Donegal football panel for a breach of discipline.
Galway hurling chairman hit with ban Galway hurling board chairman Miko Ryan has been suspended for eight weeks arising from a sideline incident involving a selector during last Saturday week's Leinster SHC semi-final against Kilkenny.
Munster MHC: Tipp demolish Cork in replay Tipperary will face Waterford in the ESB Munster MHC final on Sunday week following an emphatic semi-final replay victory over Cork at Thurles last night.
McGrillen injury not serious Fears that Kildare corner back Hugh McGrillen suffered a serious foot injury in last Saturday's Leinster SFC semi-final rout of Laois have been allayed.
Ill Stynes quitting Melbourne post Former Dublin minor star and Aussie Rules legend Jim Stynes is stepping down as chairman of Melbourne Football Club due to ill-health.
GAA unveils new Ticket Package The GAA has launched a new range of ticket packages to cover the closing stages of the GAA Football and Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championships.
Silverware Sunday on TV3! TV3 marks the first of the year's GAA's Provincial Finals with Silverware Sunday on 5 July. TV3 will broadcast more than six and half hours of GAA programming beginning with the first of a four part GAA Documentary series "Part of What We Are" at 11.55am.
Goalkeeping change for Tipp footballers The Tipperary team to play Louth in the first round of the All-Ireland qualifiers shows four changes from the team that lost to Limerick.
Ballinderry to appeal championship ban Ballinderry are to appeal against the ban which prevents them from defending their Derry SFC title.
Leinster chiefs predicting 30,000 final crowd The Leinster Council is expecting no more than 30,000 people to pass through the Croke Park turnstiles for Sunday's provincial hurling final between Dublin and Kilkenny.
Tobin opts out of Limerick fold Pat Tobin has quit the Limerick hurling squad ahead of Saturday week's All-Ireland qualifier against Wexford in Wexford Park.
Fennelly fighting for starting place Kilkenny captain Michael Fennelly admits that he has a major battle on his hands to nail down a regular starting place.
Five changes for Donegal Donegal boss John Joe Doherty has made five changes from the side which lost out to Antrim three weeks' ago for this Saturday's first round All-Ireland qualifier with Carlow at McCumhaill Park, Ballybofey.
Mickey Ned praises coach Mickey Ned O'Sullivan has described Limerick football coach Donie Buckley as "the best in the country".
Counihan pleased with surge in support Conor Counihan is delighted with the huge increase in support for the Cork footballers this year.
Cork are Tyrone's biggest threat, says Brolly Joe Brolly has claimed that Cork, and not Kerry, are now the biggest threat to Tyrone in the race for the Sam Maguire.
Double boost for Dooley Offaly boss Joe Dooley has received a double boost ahead of Saturday's All-Ireland hurling qualifier against Cork with the return of David Franks and Rory Hanniffy to full fitness.
Kingdom to appoint full-time secretary Kerry are set to become the latest county to appoint a full-time secretary to help run their affairs.
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AntrimGlasgow women's gaelic sports festival enters its fourth year The fourth annual feile na mBan, Glasgow womenís celtic sports festival organised by the Tir Conaill Harps GAC is now inviting clubs from throughout Ireland and Britain to register for this yearís event. ArmaghGlasgow women's gaelic sports festival enters its fourth year The fourth annual feile na mBan, Glasgow womenís celtic sports festival organised by the Tir Conaill Harps GAC is now inviting clubs from throughout Ireland and Britain to register for this yearís event. CarlowGlasgow women's gaelic sports festival enters its fourth year The fourth annual feile na mBan, Glasgow womenís celtic sports festival organised by the Tir Conaill Harps GAC is now inviting clubs from throughout Ireland and Britain to register for this yearís event. CavanGlasgow women's gaelic sports festival enters its fourth year The fourth annual feile na mBan, Glasgow womenís celtic sports festival organised by the Tir Conaill Harps GAC is now inviting clubs from throughout Ireland and Britain to register for this yearís event.
ClareGlasgow women's gaelic sports festival enters its fourth year The fourth annual feile na mBan, Glasgow womenís celtic sports festival organised by the Tir Conaill Harps GAC is now inviting clubs from throughout Ireland and Britain to register for this yearís event. CorkQuirke taking nothing for granted Cork goalkeeper Alan Quirke is refusing to underestimate Limerick ahead of Sunday's Munster SFC final. DerryCavanagh to support McGuckin defence Derry defender Kevin McGuckin is hoping a letter from Tyrone's Sean Cavanagh will help him to escape a four-week ban. DonegalGlasgow women's gaelic sports festival enters its fourth year The fourth annual feile na mBan, Glasgow womenís celtic sports festival organised by the Tir Conaill Harps GAC is now inviting clubs from throughout Ireland and Britain to register for this yearís event.
DownGlasgow women's gaelic sports festival enters its fourth year The fourth annual feile na mBan, Glasgow womenís celtic sports festival organised by the Tir Conaill Harps GAC is now inviting clubs from throughout Ireland and Britain to register for this yearís event. DublinStynes battling cancer Ireland's most successful Aussie Rules export Jim Stynes has confirmed that he is battling cancer. FermanaghGlasgow women's gaelic sports festival enters its fourth year The fourth annual feile na mBan, Glasgow womenís celtic sports festival organised by the Tir Conaill Harps GAC is now inviting clubs from throughout Ireland and Britain to register for this yearís event. GalwayGlasgow women's gaelic sports festival enters its fourth year The fourth annual feile na mBan, Glasgow womenís celtic sports festival organised by the Tir Conaill Harps GAC is now inviting clubs from throughout Ireland and Britain to register for this yearís event.
KerryGlasgow women's gaelic sports festival enters its fourth year The fourth annual feile na mBan, Glasgow womenís celtic sports festival organised by the Tir Conaill Harps GAC is now inviting clubs from throughout Ireland and Britain to register for this yearís event. KildareMurphy praise for young Lilies Kildare minor manager Brian Murphy was delighted with his players' application as they overcame Meath last weekend. KilkennyGlasgow women's gaelic sports festival enters its fourth year The fourth annual feile na mBan, Glasgow womenís celtic sports festival organised by the Tir Conaill Harps GAC is now inviting clubs from throughout Ireland and Britain to register for this yearís event. LaoisGlasgow women's gaelic sports festival enters its fourth year The fourth annual feile na mBan, Glasgow womenís celtic sports festival organised by the Tir Conaill Harps GAC is now inviting clubs from throughout Ireland and Britain to register for this yearís event.
LeitrimLeitrim a force to be reckoned with - Kavanagh Longford star forward Brian Kavanagh says his team will need to be wary of Leitrim when the two sides clash in the first round of the All-Ireland qualifiers this Saturday in Carrick-on-Shannon. LimerickGlasgow women's gaelic sports festival enters its fourth year The fourth annual feile na mBan, Glasgow womenís celtic sports festival organised by the Tir Conaill Harps GAC is now inviting clubs from throughout Ireland and Britain to register for this yearís event. LongfordLadies trounce Kilkenny Longford Ladies registered their first win in the group stages of this year's All-Ireland Intermediate Football Championship by handing Kilkenny a devastating 3-21 to 0-3 defeat last Sunday in Killoe. LouthCHC impose ban on Louth's Clarke Darren Clarke will miss Louth's qualifier engagement with Tipperary on Saturday after the CHC imposed a four week suspension on the attacker.
MayoSFC: seconds away ... Round Two! The second round of the 2009 Mayo senior football championship will be played this weekend. MeathGlasgow women's gaelic sports festival enters its fourth year The fourth annual feile na mBan, Glasgow womenís celtic sports festival organised by the Tir Conaill Harps GAC is now inviting clubs from throughout Ireland and Britain to register for this yearís event. MonaghanMonaghan preparing without Freeman Monaghan manager Seamus McEnaney insists he is planning without Tommy Freeman for Saturday's All-Ireland qualifier against Armagh, though he remains hopeful the player will be available. OffalyMcGovern laments poor start Offaly minor manager Declan McGovern has admitted that the poor start his side conceded during last Sunday's meeting with Dublin cost them a place in this year's Leinster MFC final.
RoscommonWynne pleased with competition for places Roscommon minor boss Gary Wynne has said he is delighted with the current satiation in his panel, where players are fighting for their starting places. SligoMcGuire despondent but determined Sligo full back Noel McGuire was crestfallen after the luckless defeat to Galway but vowed to bounce back in the Qualifiers. TipperaryGlasgow women's gaelic sports festival enters its fourth year The fourth annual feile na mBan, Glasgow womenís celtic sports festival organised by the Tir Conaill Harps GAC is now inviting clubs from throughout Ireland and Britain to register for this yearís event. TyroneCavanagh to support McGuckin defence Derry defender Kevin McGuckin is hoping a letter from Tyrone's Sean Cavanagh will help him to escape a four-week ban.
WaterfordSFC: Goals do the trick for Ballinacourty Two second-half goals paved the way for Ballinacourty's victory over Rathgormack in the Lawlor's Hotel County Senior Football Championship last Saturday evening at Kilmacthomas. WestmeathGlasgow women's gaelic sports festival enters its fourth year The fourth annual feile na mBan, Glasgow womenís celtic sports festival organised by the Tir Conaill Harps GAC is now inviting clubs from throughout Ireland and Britain to register for this yearís event. WexfordGlasgow women's gaelic sports festival enters its fourth year The fourth annual feile na mBan, Glasgow womenís celtic sports festival organised by the Tir Conaill Harps GAC is now inviting clubs from throughout Ireland and Britain to register for this yearís event. WicklowGlasgow women's gaelic sports festival enters its fourth year The fourth annual feile na mBan, Glasgow womenís celtic sports festival organised by the Tir Conaill Harps GAC is now inviting clubs from throughout Ireland and Britain to register for this yearís event.