Extra tickets for Donegal in Ballybofey
Donegal have been given 1,000 extra tickets for Sunday's Ulster Senior Football Championship quarter-final with Tyrone in Ballybofey after the Red Hand failed to sell their full allocation.
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Tyrone's O'Neill ruled out for Donegal clash
Tyrone's Ronan O'Neill has been ruled out of Sunday's Ulster SFC quarter-final against Donegal due to a hamstring strain.
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Kingston starts for Laois against Louth
Laois manager Justin McNulty has named his side for Sunday's Leinster Championship clash with Louth and Donie Kingston has been included in the starting XV.
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Hanley admits to hurt in Galway
Galway's Finian Hanley has admitted there is a lot of hurt in the county after their humiliating defeat to Mayo in the Connacht Senior Football Championship on Sunday in Pearse Stadium.
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Lacey declares fitness for Tyrone clash
Karl Lacey has declared his fitness for Sunday's Ulster Senior Football Championship quarter-final with Tyrone in Ballybofey.
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Harte warning for Donegal ahead of Ulster clash
Tyrone manager Mickey Harte has warned Donegal of the tough challenge they face in Ulster and beyond after becoming All-Ireland champions.
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Horan: Failure not in the Mayo vocabulary
Mayo manager James Horan has stressed that failure is not part of the team's vocabulary as they target Connacht and All-Ireland success.
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Earley calls time on Kildare career
Dermot Earley has been forced to retire from inter-county football because of injury.
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Mayo cruise past hapless Tribesmen
Mayo are through to a Connacht SFC semi-final with Roscommon after an easy 4-16 to 0-11 over Galway in Salthill.
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Dunne on fire as Cavan beat Armagh
Martin Dunne hit 0-09 as Cavan defeated Armagh 1-15 to 1-11 in the Ulster SFC preliminary clash at Kingspan Breffni Park.
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Mulholland: Galway gave Mayo a helping hand
Galway boss felt his side were part architects in their defeat to Mayo in the quarter-final of the Connacht SFC.
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Hyland has praise for Dunne's team-mates
Despite a nine-point haul from Martin Dunne, Cavan manager Terry Hyland was eager to praise the rest of the team after their win over Armagh.
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Westmeath coast past Carlow to book Dublin date
Westmeath set up a Leinster SFC quarter-final date with Dublin after seeing off a lacklustre Carlow side by 3-15 to 1-10 in Mullingar.
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Dillon: Scoring goals again was crucial
The clinical way that Mayo scored goals in their comprehensive Connacht championship win over Galway was an aspect that pleased forward Alan Dillon.
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As it Happened: Sunday's Championship action
Read how it all unfolded as Mayo, Westmeath and Cavan recorded impressive victories.
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Ankle injury concern for Fennelly
Michael Fennelly is a doubt for Kilkenny's Leinster championship campaign after picking up an ankle injury while playing for his club Ballyhale Shamrocks.
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Laois upset Saffrons to book quarter with Carlow
Laois are through to a Leinster SHC quarter-final with Carlow after beating Antrim 1-16 to 0-13 in Portlaoise.
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Carlow ease past London challenge
Carlow survived a London fightback to make a winning start to their Leinster SHC campaign at Dr Cullen Park.
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Kildare & Down advance in Christy Ring
Kildare withstood a stirring second-half comeback from Wicklow in Arklow to book their place in semi-final of the Christy Ring Cup, where they will be joined by Down.
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Preview: Leinster Senior Hurling Championship
There may be three tiers in Leinster hurling but it's effectively a two-horse race where champions Galway and All-Ireland holders Kilkenny are a step ahead of the rest.
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