Five things we learned this weekendIt was an eventful weekend on and off the field ...
Odds: Kerry and Westmeath the big moversFollowing their two point victory over reigning champions Dublin, Kerry are now 11/4 from 11/2 to win Division 1 of the Allianz National Football League.
Love is in the air in Killarney!There may have been no love lost between Dublin and Kerry on the pitch yesterday, but it was a different story off it as a Dublin fan took the opportunity to propose to his girlfriend.
GAA tweets: Liam Rushe and Robbie Henshaw separated at birth?Dublin hurler Simon Lambert highlights the striking similarities between his team-mate Liam Rushe and Ireland try hero Robbie Henshaw ...
What they said ... the weekend in quotes"We were a bit disappointed with our own discipline."
Gavin claims ref was influencedJim Gavin hinted that some Kerry players were guilty of influencing referee Eddie Kinsella during Dublin's defeat in Killarney.
Dublin LGFA weekly NotesIt was a busy weekend on the playing field for the Dubs with four out of five of our County teams in action in the Leinster championship and NFL.
Tesco Ladies NFL round-up: Kerry inflict misery on DublinGregory McGonigle's Dublin slumped to a second defeat in Division 1 of the Tesco Ladies National Football League on Sunday.
FL1: Kingdom catch fire to down DubsKerry hit the sweet spot either side of the interval to defeat Dublin by 0-15 to 1-10 in poor conditions at Killarney.
Fitzsimons facing ban after meleeMichael Fitzsimons will miss Dublin's Allianz Football League meeting with Tyrone next Saturday night at Croke Park after being sent off today.
As it Happened: Sunday Match TrackerWe've arrived in the month of March and the National football league continued this afternoon.
Ryan Cup: O'Neill and Sutcliffe shine for TrinityCollie O'Neill and Danny Sutcliffe scored 0-9 between them to help Trinity College to a maiden Ryan Cup success at a wet and windy Gaelic Grounds yesterday.
Allianz Football League back with a bangAfter a three-week break, the Allianz Football League resumes in earnest today when a dozen games will be played across the country.
Leinster MFL semi-finalists knownThe line-up for the Leinster minor football league semi-finals is complete after yesterday's final round of group games.
Congress: standing ovation for Liam O'NeillLiam O'Neill received a standing ovation from delegates following his final address to Congress as GAA President today.
Congress: one v one penalties get the green lightDelegates at GAA Congress, which is taking place today in the Slieve Russell Hotel, Cavan, have vetoed the introduction of a black card in hurling but have unanimously voted for one-v-one penalties.
Team news: Kilkenny starts for DubsDublin have made three changes to their team ahead of Sunday's huge clash with All Ireland Champions Kerry.
Video: cracking goals from the O'Connor CupSee goals from UL and DCU in their respective victories in Thursday's O'Connor Cup.
Ladies previews: round four league games could be crucialIt's a big weekend for ladies football as round 4 of the TESCO NFL takes place.
Team news: Star returnsCaptain Kieran Donaghy has been included in the Kerry starting fifteen to face Dublin in the Allianz Football League on Sunday.
Fitzmaurice to decide on DonaghyEamonn Fitzmaurice will announce his starting 15 for Sunday's Division 1 clash against Dublin tonight and captain Kieran Donaghy could feature.
Leinster U21 FC: Laois book Dubs dateLaois set up a quarter-final meeting with Dublin next Wednesday with this 4-12 to 1-11 victory over Wexford at Enniscorthy tonight.
Whelo gives credit to FitzmauriceWould Kerry have got their hands on the Sam Maguire Cup last September had Dublin been their final opponents?
O'Sullivan: Dubs need to 'tidy up' at the backFour-time Kerry All-Ireland winner Sean O'Sullivan says Dublin will be hard to beat in 2015 as long as they have learnt from their past mistakes.
Dubs wait on O'SullivanMidfielder Cian O'Sullivan will be given until Friday night to prove his fitness ahead of Dublin's league clash against Kerry - but Paul Flynn remains sidelined.
Video: 'The game is in safe hands' - Sean BoylanFormer All Ireland winning manager Sean Boylan has described his involvement with 2015 Independent.ie Sigerson Cup winners DCU as 'extraordinary' and says the competition should be cherished.
Rushe writing nobody offLiam Rushe isn't ready to write either Kilkenny or Tipperary off just yet!
Sigerson format old-fashioned - MoynaNiall Moyna has called for a change to the Sigerson Cup format to guard against player burn-out.
Give Dublin credit - GleesonTipperary goalkeeper Darren Gleeson says Dublin should be credited for their first-round NHL win over the Premier County.
HS hurling team of the weekSix counties are represented on our hurling team of the week ...
Dublin LGFA weekly NotesBusy weekend for the Dubs with 3 teams in Leinster championship action this weekend first up on Saturday the U14 and U16 teams take on Meath at 1.30pm and 3pm in Pairc Ui Murchu, Ballyboden St Endas GAA club.
Cunningham stays groundedGer Cunningham wasn't getting carried away after Dublin registered their first victory over Kilkenny in Nowlan Park since 1964.
GAA tweets: Wedding bells for Down starCongratulations to Conor Laverty who tied the knot on Saturday ...
Ladies: Dublin lose to Mayo in league openerDublin suffered a shock defeat in the NFL today when Mayo inspired by veteran footballer Cora Staunton came away from DCU with a 0-13 to 0-8 victory much to the delight of new Mayo boss Frank Browne.
What they said ... the weekend in quotes"Any time you come to Nowlan Park and get a victory is pleasing."
HL1A: Dubs claim Cats scalpDublin eased to a 0-25 to 3-11 victory over 13-man Kilkenny at Nowlan Park this afternoon.
HL3A round-up: results blow group wide openToday's results in Divsion 3A have really put the cat amongst the pigeons.
As it happened: Sunday Match TrackerRound Two of the National Hurling league continued this afternoon.
Moyna hails DCU's never-say-die attitudeDCU manager Niall Moyna says his players never know when they're beaten.
Bumper Sunday of Allianz Hurling League actionA dozen games are down for decision in round two of the Allianz Hurling League this afternoon.
Appeal for stolen All-Ireland medalFormer Dublin full back Dermot Deasy is seeking the safe return of his All-Ireland medal after it was stolen on Friday night.
Sigerson Cup final: McGraynor wins it for DCUDCU are celebrating their third Sigerson Cup success in five years and fourth since 2006 after Conor McGraynor's late point handed them a dramatic extra-time victory over holders UCC at the Mardyke.
Leinster MFL: Carlow Colts shock CorkThe result of the day was surely in Netwatch Cullen Park where Carlow registered a brilliant 1-15 to 0-14 victory over Cork in round two of the Leinster Minor Football League.
Ger Brennan joins twitterDublin defender Ger Brennan has become the latest GAA star to join twitter.
Trench Cup: Compton leads Garda College to gloryRoscommon's Colin Compton scored 0-8 as Garda College overcame St. Pat's to lift the Trench Cup at the Mardyke today.
"We weren't interested in drawing"Enda Smith was instructed to go for broke when DCU were awarded an injury-time penalty in yesterday's Sigerson Cup semi-final against UCD.
Team news: Lambert and Treacy in for DubsDublin have made two changes to the starting line-up that beat Tipperary for Sunday's Allianz Hurling League round 2 test versus Kilkenny at Nowlan Park.
Team news: One enforced change for CatsGeoff Brennan comes in for the injured Conor Fogarty.
Sigerson Cup: Smith fires DCU into finalEnda Smith bagged 2-3 - including an injury-time goal from a penalty rebound - as DCU edged out Dublin rivals UCD at the Mardyke for a place in tomorrow's Sigerson Cup final.
Camogie: national leagues start this weekendThis weekend sees the start of the Irish Daily Star National League, and to celebrate the beginning of the intercounty season players from Cavan, Cork, Clare, Dublin, Galway, Kilkenny and Westmeath gathered at Croke Park this week to launch the National League campaign.