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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Dublin better placed to see off Wexford
Dublin and Wexford meet again at Parnell Park on Saturday night with a place in the Leinster semi-final against Kilkenny at stake.
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Limerick can again test Tipp's credentials
Tipperary's quest to win a hat-trick of Munster titles begins with a trip to the Ennis Road against opposition who are bidding to reach the provincial final for the first time since 2007.
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Swim Ireland announces World Championship team
Chris Bryan, Fiona Doyle, Sycerika McMahon and Barry Murphy will represent Ireland at the World Championships, Swim Ireland has announced.
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Clare promise can yield win over Déise
The Munster hurling championship swings into action with Clare and Waterford sure to provide an entertaining clash at Semple Stadium.
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Heavyweights collide in Ballybofey
Many will argue that the start of the Championship is all too often a slow burner, but this year May offers us a real blockbuster as Donegal and Tyrone are set for battle by the banks of the Finn.
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Cork can survive tricky opener
The Gaelic Grounds is the venue as Cork put their Munster crown on the line against Maurice Horan's Limerick.
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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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Old foes set for another compelling collision
James McMahon previews the Munster Senior Football Championship.
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Mayo can survive tricky provincial route
James McMahon looks at the contenders for the Connacht SFC title.
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Leitrim poised for winning start Stateside
Leitrim get a taste of the Big Apple as the Connacht Championship gets under way in Gaelic Park.
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Little to separate Meath and Monaghan
Promotion to Allianz Football League Division 2 has been achieved, but Meath and Monaghan will no doubt want to grab some silverware ahead of their respective championship campaigns.
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Fitzmaurice looks to Championship as Kerry stay up
Kerry football manager Eamonn Fitzmaurice says he is relieved that his side secured Division 1 status and is now looking forward to the Championship.
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Dublin on course to make Division 1B decider
The final series of matches in Allianz HL Division 1B sees Anthony Daly's Dublin bid to follow Limerick into the divisional decider.
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Preview: Allianz Hurling League Division 1A
Kilkenny will aim to push themselves into the semi-final place in the Allianz Hurling League when they face Clare this weekend.
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Preview: Allianz Football League Division 2
Westmeath lead the way in the second tier, but will not get anything easy when they travel to Wexford on Bank Holiday Monday.
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Preview: Allianz Football League Division 1
Dublin and Kildare go head to head on Sunday, while Down face Mayo, Donegal take on Kerry and Cork travel to face Tyrone.
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Review: Swimming Championships Day 3
Sycerika McMahon secured three more gold medals on the final day of competition at the Dave McCullagh Memorial Gala in Limerick bringing her total to ten Gold over the three days.
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Hook: Kidney's time as coach is up
Ireland's loss to Scotland drew an immediate reaction from RTÉ pundit George Hook in that Declan Kidney's tenure as national coach should now be brought to an end.
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Review: Swimming Championships Day 1
Sycerika McMahon finished day one of the Irish Swimming Championships in Limerick with four gold medals.