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This year
2024
Tune in
9 games live on TV across this week's GAA inter-county schedule
1 Jul
3.9k
1
Kerry Derry
Brutality of Derry-Kerry clash makes us want to fast-track football changes
Zero-sum tactics have left Gaelic football a profoundly dispiriting experience on too many of the biggest occasions.
Declan Bogue
1 Jul
4.5k
6
Last Four
Fixture details confirmed for All-Ireland football semi-finals
Updated 1 Jul
9.0k
3
tribe talk
'If we don’t take advantage of it, we’ll regret it' - Galway focus after beating Dublin
1 Jul
3.4k
4
staying on
'The nature of our defeats was the big thing' - Mickey Harte
30 Jun
4.6k
7
Kingdom Come
'That's obviously a danger, there’s no better than the Kerry public to get carried away'
30 Jun
2.9k
5
Green and Gold
Kerry make it past a passive Derry in quarter final
Semi final now against Armagh in first championship meeting since 2006.
Declan Bogue
Reports from Croke Park
30 Jun
5.3k
33
Marching Forward
Donegal too strong for Louth to set up All-Ireland semi-final against Galway
30 Jun
4.3k
13
Talking Points
'It’s pretty raw, emotional for us' - Dublin left down and out, Galway claim stunning win
Padraic Joyce’s side won 0-17 to 0-16 in Croke Park last night.
Fintan O'Toole
Reports from Croke Park
30 Jun
4.1k
4
Call it
Poll: Who will win today's All-Ireland football quarter-finals?
30 Jun
2.3k
0
Dessie Farrell
'It might be the last time that we see them play for Dublin. They've been brilliant warriors'
30 Jun
4.4k
7
Kingdom Battle
This is the game Derry want, but Kerry always show up on quarter-final day
30 Jun
1.1k
0
Talking Points
Armagh emotion, Roscommon 'horror show' and preliminary quarter-final future
30 Jun
2.0k
1
Reaction
Padraic Joyce: 'You’re a genius when it works out and you’re a clown when it doesn't'
29 Jun
4.9k
8
resilience
13-man Tipperary overcome Kilkenny in All-Ireland minor final
29 Jun
5.8k
9
Wrap
Champions Cork make big statement as camogie’s final six confirmed
29 Jun
3.2k
1
Tribes On Top
Brilliant Galway knock Dublin out at All-Ireland football quarter-final stage
A one-point win for Padraic Joyce’s side in Croke Park.
Fintan O'Toole
Reports from Croke Park
29 Jun
20.3k
66
Orchard rising
Armagh reach first All-Ireland semi-final since 2005 after overcoming 14-man Roscommon
29 Jun
3.8k
15
RIP
Funeral of GAA broadcaster Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh takes place in Dingle
29 Jun
1.3k
1
Decision time
Who will win today's All-Ireland quarter-finals?
29 Jun
2.7k
1
Still Standing
Power ranking the 8 remaining teams in the All-Ireland SFC title race
29 Jun
1.8k
0
Chaos to calm
'I played for Dublin in that period and I didn’t see any chaos' - From serial heartbreak to rise
Despite winning the 1995 All Ireland, the Dublin team endured more disappointment than most. Then they turned it to their advantage . . .
Declan Bogue
29 Jun
6.2k
1
Last Four
All-Ireland football semi-final draw to take place on The Sunday Game Live on RTÉ
28 Jun
2.8k
5
The Starters
Kerry, Derry, Dublin, Galway and Donegal name teams for All-Ireland quarter-finals
Updated 28 Jun
4.2k
5
GAA
Galway's defence has kept the show on the road - now how will they cope with Dublin test?
27 Jun
1.7k
2
Ones to watch
8 key forwards who could decide this weekend's All-Ireland football quarter-finals
Two double-headers in Croke Park will decide who goes through to the semi-finals.
27 Jun
3.9k
1
Courts
Former Dublin footballer Diarmuid Connolly spared conviction over 'unprovoked' New Year's Eve assault
27 Jun
3.0k
baller alert
Donegal, Cork, Kerry and Waterford stars claim Player of the Month honours
27 Jun
2.1k
0
insatiable
'Hostility and hatred? I don’t really know if that’s still there' - Brian Howard on motivation
27 Jun
2.8k
0
Louth and proud
'They're the most successful Louth team in 67 years' - Ger Brennan on Wee County ambitions
26 Jun
1.9k
3
Calling the games
Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh: The man who channelled a GAA desire among people worldwide
There will never be another broadcaster quite like Ó Muircheartaigh for influence and longevity.
Declan Bogue
25 Jun
1.9k
0
RIP
'What a legacy,' 'Absolute hero of mine,' - Tributes pour in for Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh
25 Jun
3.0k
8
RIP
'Teddy looks at the ball, the ball looks at Teddy': Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh's classic quotes
25 Jun
8.9k
9
RIP
Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh, iconic voice of GAA, dies aged 93
Ó Muircheartaigh commentated on Gaelic games for over six decades before retiring in 2010.
25 Jun
5.3k
12
Recap
Penalty pain and big upsets - reflection time for teams dumped from football championship
24 Jun
1.7k
1
kicked around
Gaelic football needs constructive criticism, not the scorn of those who revel in its flaws
Why does this enduringly popular game lend itself to such never-ending dissatisfaction?
Arthur James O'Dea
24 Jun
1.8k
4
Taking Stock
Corey to take 'a few weeks' to consider his future as Monaghan manager
24 Jun
1.4k
1
No quarter given: Who will remain in hunt for Sam Maguire after last-eight ties?
A weekend of reckoning awaits for the country’s best football sides.
Declan Bogue
24 Jun
6.5k
1
Luck of the Draw
Kerry to face Derry in Croke Park All-Ireland football quarter-final double-header
Dublin and Galway will also go head-to-head with the games taking place next weekend.
24 Jun
11.9k
37
Tailteann Cup
Down go extra mile to set up repeat of last year's decider
23 Jun
4.6k
4
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