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May
May 2026
Nervy
Mayo hit six two-pointers as they just about squeeze past Monaghan
Late Monaghan scoring flurry comes up short.
Raise the BannerClare maintain perfect record in All-Ireland U20 hurling final with 10-point win over Galway
Orchard energy
Armagh overpower Derry to get All-Ireland series off the mark
Tiernan Kelly’s goal helped pave the way for a comfortable win.
Just AboutWestmeath survive Cavan fightback to launch All-Ireland campaign with another extra-time win
fantastic four'Huge for our family' – Westmeath's McCartan siblings aim to build on Leinster glories
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SCALDED CATS
Rumours of Kilkenny's demise are greatly exaggerated. Or are they?
With the Cats out of the All-Ireland race, much soul-searching is taking place on Noreside.
Provincial HurlingYoung guns, punishing formats and Kilkenny's decline: Talking points from the round-robins
PodcastThe 42 GAA Weekly
Is the GAA’s disciplinary system fit for purpose? | Why Davy did not work out at Antrim
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Where next?
The leaving of Davy Fitz leaves Antrim with familiar uncertainty
Clare man arrived in Ulster with much fanfare, but it never worked out for either party.
backroom teamColin O'Riordan and Cora Staunton to lead Ireland team for historic AFLW clash with Australia
The King
Doing it his way in New York and Tyrone, Frank McGuigan was unique
Ardboe legend leaves with an adoration from his public.
RespectReffing Limerick's in-house games has given John Kiely a new perspective on hurling officiating
The New Era
Fairytale winners and unabated joy should be glory enough for the provincial championships
Those who seek to give the provincials outsized importance in the All-Ireland race do both competitions a disservice, writes Micheál Clifford.
Pairc Life
Cork march confidently to Munster final, Clare left with questions after day of struggle
A lopsided encounter saw Cork cruise to a sixteen-point victory
Controversy'They've painted themselves into a corner, and I think Jim McGuinness will feel a bit of heat'
hot takes
Dublin hurling: The Hipster's Choice around the barbecue grill for summer
Want a team to follow and gain some kudos? You could do worse than our pick.
Treaty On TopLimerick fire five goals past already-eliminated Tipperary to book Munster final return
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