McLoone: Absentees will not hurt Donegal
Donegal's Leo McLoone insists he has no concerns about the strength in depth of the All-Ireland Football Champions' panel as they prepare to face Down in the Ulster semi-final.
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Sanctions planned for dummy team selections
GAA President Liam O'Neill has confirmed plans to punish managers that name misleading teams prior to Championship matches.
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Poland knows Down can't lose focus against champs
Mark Poland says Down can't afford to lose their concentration for a second against Donegal in this Sunday's Ulster SFC semi-final.
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Back door 'has only helped stronger counties'
Donegal legend and RTÉ football analyst Martin McHugh has joined the growing chorus demanding change to the structure of the GAA Football Championship.
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Tyrone's Morgan to miss rest of Championship
Tyrone's Niall Morgan has been ruled out of action for the remainder of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship after sustaining a knee injury in a club encounter on Sunday.
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Qualifiers include first ever Friday night game
The times and dates have been confirmed for five matches in the first round of the All-Ireand SFC football qualifiers.
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Horan satisfied but seeks improvement
Mayo manager James Horan sees room for improvement in his charges despite their emphatic 0-21 to 0-09 victory over Roscommon in the Connacht SFC semi-final today.
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Mayo rampant against poor Roscommon
Mayo remain on course for a third consecutive Connacht SFC title for the first time since they were All-Ireland champions in 1951 after securing a facile 0-21 to 0-09 victory over Roscommon at MacHale Park in Castlebar.
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Cork cruise into Munster final
Cork cruised into another Munster SFC final as they disposed of brave Clare by 1-20 to 1-11 at Cusack Park.
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Cavan secure slim victory over Fermanagh
Cavan are through to the Ulster SFC semi-final after defeating Fermanagh 0-13 to 0-11 at Brewster Park this afternoon.
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Meath see off Wicklow in Aughrim
Meath overcame Wicklow 1-17 to 1-12 in the Leinster SFC quarter-final in a wet and windy Aughrim this evening.
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Clare look to deny Cork a Munster final place
Clare will welcome Cork to Ennis on Sunday hoping to put up a fight in what is Mick O'Dwyer's 181st Championship game.
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Mayo to prevail but Rossies will be competitive
Roscommon finally enter the 2013 Championship fray and have the task of stopping Mayo's march to another provincial decider.
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Wicklow target shock against Royals
Wicklow host last year's beaten Leinster Football Championship finalists Meath on Saturday evening looking to build on their impressive win over Longford at Aughrim.
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Cavan and Fermanagh set for close call
The last of the Ulster quarter-finals takes place on Sunday in the shadow of the G8 summit taking in Enniskillen on Monday and Tuesday.
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Two debutants in Fermanagh side for Cavan
Fermanagh have named two Championship debutants in their side to play Cavan in the Ulster SFC semi-final on Sunday.
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Wallace and Newman debut for Meath
Meath have revealed their team for Saturday's Leinster Senior Football Championship quarter-final with Wicklow.
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Feeney comes in for Mayo
Richie Feeney replaces the injured Cillian O'Connor in Mayo's team for the Connacht Senior Football Championship semi-final with Roscommon in MacHale Park.
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No Donie Shine as Rossies introduce duo for Mayo
Roscommon boss John Evans has named two Championship debutants for Sunday's Connacht SFC semi-final against Mayo in Castlebar.
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Cavan unchanged for Fermanagh match
Cavan manager Terry Hyland has announced the same starting XV as he did for the Breffni county's opener with Armagh for their Ulster SFC quarter final against Fermanagh on Sunday at 2pm.
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