A first-half injury to Michael Murphy is a cause for concern ahead of Donegal’s quarter-final clash with Derry.

It is rare that two stellar talents such as Murphy and McBrearty would have such an overlap in their careers. And yet, as the evidence shows, have not truly established a strike partnership when both were on song for the biggest days of their careers, writes Declan Bogue.

It’s Cork next time out in a Munster semi.

Kerry are in championship action against Clare on Saturday.

A free clip from this week’s members episode as Marc Ó Sé joins us for our 2021 Championship preview podcast.

The Ulster side were comfortable winners in today’s Division 3 National League final.

The league decider between Derry and Offaly has been announced as a pilot fixture for return of spectators.

The Dublin hurling draw was also made tonight.

The 2020 provincial champions are facing the prospect of Division 4 league football in 2022.

We now know who has secured the promotion spots and who has suffered relegation.

Roscommon were also relegated to Division 2 this afternoon.

Elsewhere today Antrim claimed Division 4 football promotion.

Paul Geaney struck two of Kerry’s five first-half goals.

The two teams meet in Cusack Park on Sunday.

Revenge for the 2017 winners as they denied Tir Chonaill Gaels a third consecutive title today in Ruislip.

The veteran forward continues to be central to the Clare football cause.

The games will take place on the weekend of 12-13 June.

The Tribesmen boss doesn’t believe Séamus McEnaney’s men should have home advantage.

Limerick defeated Wicklow 2-19 to 1-11 today.

It finished 1-17 to 1-12 in favour of Offaly in Tullamore.

Dublin travel to Galway tomorrow while Roscommon entertain Kerry.

The Kingdom head to Dr Hyde Park on Sunday.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin announced the latest easing of restrictions this evening.

There’s plenty of football league action to look forward to this weekend.

The teams meet in a key Division 2 encounter in Ennis on Sunday.

The final round of games take place next weekend.

Dublin v Galway is the big Division 1 football game next Saturday.

In Division 4, there were wins for Antrim and Louth.

Shane Walsh top-scored for the Tribesmen with seven points.

Sean White and Ruairi Deane both hit the net in the opening half in Portlaoise.

Captain Conor Sweeney scored 1-3 for Tipperary.

Portlaoise hosts Saturday night’s game.

We preview the second golf major of the year and the Allianz Football League clash between Dublin and Kerry on the latest episode of The Punt.

Dublin against Kerry next Sunday is one of the glamour ties on the agenda.

A two-point win for the home side.

Semple Stadium hosted this afternoon’s game.

Only five players that featured in the 2014 final win are still involved with the Kingdom.

The action begins in the province on Saturday 26 June.

Neil Ewing and James Loughrey have both retired.