McCarthy's fate to be decided next week
Justin McCarthy is set to discover his future as manager of the Limerick senior hurling team next week at a specially convened county board meeting.
Gallaghers return for Fermanagh
Fermanagh boss Malachy O'Rourke will be hoping that Gallagher brothers Ronan and Rory can carry their All-Ireland club success with St Galls to his team as they travel to Wexford for their crucial NFL Division Three clash on Sunday.
O'Rourke keeps the faith
Unsurprisingly, Armagh boss Paddy O'Rourke has made no changes to side which defeated Kildare last weekend for tomorrow night's trip to Newry against Down.
Mickey Ned stresses need for Aughrim win
Limerick football boss Mickey Ned O'Sullivan says his team needs to win in Aughrim on Sunday.
Limerick's Lavin sidelined
Limerick back Stephen Lavin has been ruled out of the remainder of the national football league.
Three changes for Dubs
Dublin have made three changes from their last outing against Monaghan for tomorrow night's trip to Pairc Ui Rinn against Cork.
AIB GAA Club Championships Update
New champions in football....record-breakers in hurling. That's the state of play on the senior club scene after St.Gall's of Antrim and Ballyhale Shamrocks of Kilkenny won the AIB GAA All-Ireland Club Championship Finals in Croke Park on St. Patrick's Day.
Rainbow in for Lilywhites
Kildare boss Kieran McGeeney has made several changes in personnel as well as positional switches from the defeat to Armagh last weekend for Sunday's game against Westmeath at Newbridge.
Walsh reveals selection for Deise trip
Cork hurling manager Denis Walsh has rung in the changes from their uplifting win over Kilkenny for Sunday's trip to Walsh Park against Waterford in Division One of the NHL.
Two changes for Saffrons
Antrim boss Liam Bradley has made two changes in personnel from last weekend's win over Roscommon for Sunday's trip to Tullamore, where they play Offaly in the NFL.
Murphy on 'the 40' for Rebels
Cork boss Conor Counihan is set to start Nicholas Murphy at centre-forward for tomorrow night's game against Dublin at Pairc Ui Rinn.
Evans salutes "huge" victory
Tipp football boss John Evans has hailed his players for beating Meath.
Latest ticket information
The Allianz GAA Football National League Division 2 game between Down & Armagh this Saturday (20th March) at 7:30pm is an all-ticket affair.
Double change for Model
The Wexford team named to play Fermanagh this Sunday at Wexford Park shows two changes from the side which lost to Cavan last Saturday night.
Tribesmen re-jig
Galway manager Joe Kernan has freshened up his side from last weekend's heavy defeat to Kerry ahead of Sunday's Division One meeting with Tyrone at Pearse Stadium.
Cribben not afraid of Saffrons
Tom Cribben sees no reason why Offaly can't inflict a first defeat of the campaign on Antrim.
Harte rings in the changes
Tyrone boss Mickey Harte has made five changes in total from the team which defeated Cork last weekend for Sunday's clash with Galway at Pearse Stadium.
Dooley delighted with points
Joe Dooley was pleased with Offaly's seven-point defeat of Dublin.
Oakley in for Offaly
After last weekend's win over Dublin, Offaly have made just one change to their starting line-up for tomorrow's trip to Pearse Stadium, where they take on Galway in Division One of the NHL.
Down stay the same
Down boss James McCartan has stuck with the same starting 15 which defeated Donegal last weekend for tomorrow's vital clash with Armagh at Newry in Division Two.
Munster U21FC: Carey shoots Tipp into decider
Sean Carey struck for 0-7 as Tipperary made their way into a fourth successive Munster Under 21 Football Championship final at the expense of Limerick yesterday at Thurles.
Dublin skipper out for the season
Dublin captain Paul Griffin looks likely to miss the remainder of the 2010 season after it was confirmed he suffered cruciate ligament damage during last Saturday's win over Monaghan.
McGinley takes break from Tyrone panel
Enda McGinley has dropped off the Tyrone panel, with the O'Neill County claiming it is only a temporary move.
Rogers hopes for crowded house
Carlow hurler John Rogers hopes the home supporters come out for their key clashes with Wexford and Clare.
Kelly didn't want opportunity to pass
St. Gall's wing back Sean Kelly conceded that it would have been very difficult for the Milltown men to come back had they lost another All-Ireland club football final.
McGarry praises players' commitment
Ballyhale Shamrocks joint-manager James McGarry was full of praise for his players after they became the first club to win five All-Ireland hurling titles.
MacLarnon Cup: Lurgan in seventh heaven
St. Michael's, Lurgan captured their seventh BT MacLarnon Cup title at Casement Park yesterday following a comfortable victory over Armagh rivals St. Patrick's, Keady.
Carew wants to move on
Kildare selector Niall Carew says the Lilywhites have to move on after their Crossmaglen nightmare.
Ryan checks out a GAA Museum school tour
Dublin hurling star, and school teacher, Shane Ryan, was in the GAA Museum earlier checking out the GAA Museum and Croke Park for a School Tour.
O'Mahony eyes final
John O'Mahony admits he'd love to guide Mayo to a national football league final.