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Mayo in a league of their own
QUESTION: what county has been the most consistent in the Allianz Football League since the turn of the millennium? Answer: Mayo.
Dubs have learned how to rule Kingdom
KERRY footballers head for Croke Park tomorrow night facing up to a challenge that nobody would have thought remotely likely to appear on the horizon when they sentenced Dublin to one of their most embarrassing defeats in championship history in August 2009.
Dromid 'can't afford' to pay €2,000 brawl fine
"WE can't afford that."
Durcan nets clincher for St Gerald's
JAMES DURCAN'S well-taken goal eight minutes from the end at Ballyheane yesterday helped fire St Gerald's, Castlebar into the semi-finals.
Johnston transfer gets Gaels green light
Cavan Gaels have given their blessing to Seanie Johnston's proposed switch to Kildare club St Kevin's -- and by extension a potential career with the Lilywhites -- after signing the star forward's transfer form.
Flame burns bright as ever for veteran Geraghty
THIS Saturday night, Graham Geraghty is likely to make a first league appearance for Meath in four years and the start of another chapter of a stellar career will be written.
Video: Clubs left in shock as GAA lay down law
ELEVEN players suspended and fines totalling €7,000 left Derrytresk and Dromid Pearses in shock last night after the GAA's disciplinary authorities came down hard on the clubs arising from ugly incidents in the AIB All-Ireland junior club football semi-final in Portlaoise last Sunday week.
Sharpshooter Cummins helps Sligo IT put Tralee to the sword
It was all too easy for Sligo IT at Gurteen yesterday -- with a 14 point victory over IT Tralee.
Maughan demands end to 'player abuse'
JOHN Maughan has called on the GAA to take immediate action to prevent a continuation of what he describes as "a form of player abuse," arising from the heavy demands placed on third-level students at this time of year.
Ugly scenes as Mary's exit
NUIG goalkeeper Donal O'Sullivan produced a stunning save to deny Michael Stephenson in the dying moments of a controversial clash at Dangan yesterday.
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- Freeman takes second chance as DIT stay strong to see off Carlow
- Murphy and Shiggins get ball rolling in Clonkeen triumph
- Newman pounces at death to snatch victory for Maynooth
- Donaghy to lead Kerry
- Redmond sets tone for UCD
- Residency probe puts Johnston's Lilies move in doubt
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- Maughan demands end to 'player abuse'
- Dubs have learned how to rule Kingdom
- Flame burns bright as ever for veteran Geraghty
- Sharpshooter Cummins helps Sligo IT put Tralee to the sword
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