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This month
July 2026
Closer Look
Galway's quiet man: the rise and rise of Daithí Burke
Former Turloughmore manager Joe Hession talks about what drives Galway’s five-time All-Star.
root and branch63 conversations and two books of notes: John Kiely's forensic review behind Limerick's 2026 charge
All-Ireland Final
Sliding Doors moment from 2018 final changed the face of hurling
When Limerick took the crown from Galway, it sent both counties in opposite directions.
On The 42column
Kerry are not playing as well in title defence as they did last year, now Mayo test awaits
Ciaran Kilkenny
Kilkenny was the ultimate Good Pro who only grew taller in later years
Retirement of all-time great signals the end of one of the finest ever playing careers.
Sharp ShootersDublin will have regrets and grievances, but Kerry's attacking class was the decisive factor
Not good enough
The GAA's skinflint attitude towards refereeing has to change
Technology should be embraced – and at the very least officials should be far better looked after by the Association.
Farewell
Dublin great Ciarán Kilkenny announces inter-county retirement
Kilkenny won six All-Stars across a glittering career and was named man of the match in the 2019 All-Ireland final replay.
PodcastThe 42 GAA Weekly
Time for VAR in the GAA? All-Ireland semi-finals reaction
Fintan O’Toole and Paul Keane give their immediate reaction from Croke Park, after Kerry’s narrow win over Dublin.
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Ladies FootballRoscommon stun Westmeath at the death to set up All-Ireland IFC decider with Fermanagh
Kingdom Rule
Kerry book return to All-Ireland final day as they hold off strong Dublin challenge
David Clifford and Seán O’Brien struck crucial goals for Jack O’Connor’s side.
Final Countdown
'I think it's a bullshit question' - Mayo get their hate on
The hype will not determine what happens in the final, as Mayo add an edge to their approach.
CHANGING MAN
'In awe of how good he is' - The new heights of Niall Scully
They have always known the value of Scully in Templeogue Synge Street, says Eoghan O’Gara.
next chapter'Bring this to the next level' - McConville's message after Wicklow's epic Tailteann Cup win
On The 42all ireland semi final
Mayo demolish Louth by 17 points to become first side in All-Ireland final
Andy Moran’s side overwhelm Wee County in aggressive display.
Garden Glory
Wicklow stage incredible second-half rally against Down to win Tailteann Cup
Wicklow rallied from 12 points down at half-time to win by two.
Darragh Beirne'Just a fella that goes about his business' - Mayo's 19-year-old star flying under Kobe's radar
On The 42Last Four
'We were struggling to win a championship match': Louth's rise to All-Ireland semi-final day
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