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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Bumper Camogie Championships launched
24 counties across five grades will commence this year's Liberty Insurance Camogie Championship later this month.
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Offaly and Waterford set for qualifier clash
Offaly v Waterford is the standout tie following the draw for the preliminary round of the All-Ireland Hurling Qualifiers.
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Cody praises 'huge talent' in Offaly hurling
Kilkenny manager Brian Cody was not surprised Offaly proved such doughty opponents in the Leinster SHC quarter-final clash in Tullamore.
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Healy & Gotsche are GAA/GPA Players of the Month
The GAA/GPA All-Stars sponsored by Opel have announced that Mark Gottsche (London) and Cahir Healy (Laois) as the Players of the Month for May in football and hurling
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Limerick surge late to see off Tipp
Limerick stunned Tipperary in the Munster SHC semi-final at the Gaelic Grounds, 1-18 to 1-15.
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Offaly make Kilkenny work for win
Kilkenny blitzed Offaly with a ruthless second-half display to emerge 0-26 to 4-09 winners despite an enterprising first 35 minutes from the home side at O'Connor Park in Tullamore.
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O'Brien took inspiration from past defeats
Limerick defender Paudie O'Brien admitted that the pain of recent defeats spurred them on to victory against Tipperary.
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Wexford edge out Louth in pulsating clash
Wexford edged out hosts Louth by 2-13 to 1-15 in a compelling Leinster SFC quarter-final in Drogheda.
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Monaghan coast to victory over Antrim
Fourteen-man Monaghan strolled to a 0-11 to 0-06 Ulster SFC win over Antrim at Casement Park.
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Lacey suffers more injury woe
Karl Lacey faces a fitness battle to make Donegal's Ulster SFC semi-final against Down on 23 June after undergoing knee surgery on Thursday.
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As it happened: Sunday's GAA Championship action
Relive the action as All-Ireland champions Kilkenny played Offaly, Limerick and Tipp faced off in Munster. Antrim, Monaghan, Louth and Wexford were all in SFC action as well.
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Wexford and Dublin must do it again
Jack Guiney hit an injury-time free for Wexford to force a replay after Eamonn Dillon's late goal looked like giving Dublin an unlikely victory at Wexford Park.
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As it happened: Wexford v Dublin
Wexford and Dublin will have to do it all again after their Leinster Championship clash finished level. Read how it all unfolded here.
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