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Electric McDonnell ruins McGeeney homecoming
KIERAN McGeeney will always enjoy iconic status in Armagh, having led his native county to All-Ireland glory as a player in 2002, but yesterday his management credentials shipped a heavy blow when the Lilywhites were humbled in Crossmaglen.
Gilroy hails work ethic after Brogan sinks Farney
REFLECTING on his first defeat to Dublin as Monaghan manager, Seamus McEnaney summed the new-look Metropolitans up best.
Cooper runs riot for 'men against boys'
THE flame of desire burns as brightly as ever in the heart of Kerry football as was evident by yesterday's drubbing of Galway at Pearse Park.
Harte praises Tyrone 'belief' as Mellon ignites revival
Tyrone manager Mickey Harte has urged his players to draw strength and belief from their first win of the season.
Mackey shines as young guns star for clinical Cavan
Cavan's Sigerson Cup contingent starred as Wexford were put to the sword in clinical style at Kingspan/ Breffni Park on Saturday. DIT ace Cian Mackey was especially impressive in a Cavan attack that notched 16 points from open play.
Meath stunned as Grogan inspires Tipperary
TIPPERARY took a massive step towards survival by shocking Meath in Thurles yesterday.
Evergreen Rooney's hunger helps Louth turn over Fermanagh
Veteran JP Rooney starred as Louth were worthy victors at Brewster Park, Enniskillen, yesterday with the Wee County the hungrier side from first whistle.
Late Bradley strike flatters Derry as Mayo superiority never in doubt
A quick look at the scoreline might suggest that this was a tight enough affair but the truth is that Mayo's superiority at Celtic Park was never in doubt in a game that they dominated for all but a few short spells.
Breheny contribution the difference in Sligo victory
Sligo talisman Eamon O'Hara's second-half introduction, Kenneth Sweeney's return at full-forward and Mark Breheny's contribution of four points were the vital ingredients for Sligo as Kevin Walsh's charges occasionally laboured to a one-point win over Offaly at Markievicz Park.
Glynn master class keeps Wicklow flying high
Wicklow remain level on points at the top of the table after coming from behind to register a one-point victory at Pearse Park yesterday.
Inside Gaelic Football
- Down boss McCartan hails Rodgers influence
- Buckley the inspiration for dominant Kingdom
- Classy Egan steals show
- Fanning was 'inspiration'
- Byrne keeps Farney in the hunt
- O'Connor leads way as St Gerald's claim crown
- Tierney topples Lake men
- Hennessy finds range to maintain Deise's unbeaten run
- Sharpshooter Cunningham leaves Antrim top of the pile
- On-song Keane fires Kingdom
- Brogan gives voracious Dubs the decisive edge
- Tyrone get campaign off the ground
- Gillick suffers double blow
- Colm O'Rourke: Ordinary men will ensure contrast in styles and geography
- Eugene McGee: Promotion of league a must for counties
- Eugene McGee: €250,000 abandoned report hits bum note
- Hackett in for the long haul with Westmeath
- Gormley backs Summerhill to grab chance
- Fennell puts focus on capital gains
- Flanagan soldiers on for embattled Westmeath
- McKenna admits it's all downhill from here as Croker turnover passes €50m
- GAA's record €68m haul comes with a warning
- Leinster spend €250,000 on O'Moore study
- Curb fist-pass, urges ref
- Joyce-Power turns tide
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