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April
April 2026
Cillian Rouine'Great to have those people to look up to': Links between Clare's present and 1992 glory
Under 20 FootballKerry to face Cork in Munster final, Tyrone and Monaghan to meet in Ulster decider
SKINNED CATS
Galway hammering shows Kilkenny finding the ageing process difficult
Biggest Leinster defeat since 1990 has many feeling Kilkenny are among the also-rans.
losing the run of ourselvesWelcome to the bib time: GAA's grand championship entrances running on empty
rory burke
The 2-2 hero against Kilkenny becoming the latest young gun for Galway
Rory Burke produced a man-of-the-match display against Kilkenny in their Leinster opener.
Drama
All hail the bright new Leinster rollercoaster as Dublin scrape through and Meath crash out
Ger Brennan’s suspension being upheld leaves the Dubs with precious little managerial experience.
Munster Round Robin'We'll stay fighting': Tipperary's urgent need for response after struggles in Cork loss
discussion'No point crying over spilt milk, they have to get on with it' - Whelan on Dublin's struggles
Forward Unit
The old and the new: O’Connor’s faith rewarded by Cork’s attacking mix
A combined 0-18 by Buckley, Walsh, Fitzgibbon and Barrett inspired Cork against Tipperary.
Rebels Hurling
Cork's second-half power sets up opening day Munster win over Tipperary
A crowd of 44,348 watched Ben O’Connor’s side triumph.
Raise the BannerWaterford's Bennett bags 3-12, but Clare hold on to open Munster series with dramatic win
everybody needs good neighbours
Westmeath stun Meath in massive Leinster football shock
Royals dumped out of Leinster championship with two-point defeat in Tullamore.
Aughrim'We have to turn up ready to be in a fight': The Dubs are in town and Wicklow set for the test
in the spotlightThe club dual star vying for central attacking role in year of redemption for Clare
All Square
Burke point rescues draw for Dublin against Offaly in Leinster hurling thriller
Dublin had been ahead 1-18 to 2-13 at the break.
off we go
Dread, excitement and anticipation: Another summer of loving hurling awaits
Some teams are optimistic of a long summer ahead, but the overall sense is that many teams are living in fear.
Closer Look
Biggest storyline, key players: The 42 writers look ahead to All-Ireland SHC
The provincial championships throw in this weekend, with a blockbuster few weeks ahead.
Ulster ChampionshipMark Doran: The Antrim manager who has coached Clare, Roscommon, Wicklow and Down
Conor McHugh'I really love the group, only regret is that I wish I'd gone in earlier' – Dublin second coming
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