Lee Keegan

Gaelic football analyst

Kerry's tactical adaptability key in coin-flip final

The semi-finals may have been drab and underwhelming but hopefully that'll tee up a cracking decider, which would be fitting after the summer we've had, writes Lee Keegan

Football • 24 Jul

Meath have no baggage but Donegal have the know-how

Meath football has finally come in from the wilderness and the county is buzzing with expectation, writes Lee Keegan

Football • 10 Jul

Regrets aplenty as group of death proves a killer

The Sam Maguire will not be washing up western shores here yet again as no Connacht side even made the semi-finals.

Football • 03 Jul

Kerry must catch fire or see their season extinguished

Kerry have the raw materials but are running out of time to find their form, writes Lee Keegan

Football • 27 Jun

Galway's good fortune could be catalyst for a revival

Padraic Joyce's side have definitely gotten the rub of the green in the group stage

Football • 19 Jun

Whistling past the graveyard as thoughts turn to Hyde

On available evidence, Donegal look the stronger bet for this weekend in the Hyde

Football • 12 Jun

Armagh have scoring power to win battle of champions

They may be complaining of dead rubbers in certain other sports but there's none of that in the football championship this weekend, especially not in the fearsome Group 4, writes Lee Keegan

Football • 30 May

'People are calling for Kevin McStay to walk but the players also have to take responsibility'

Mayo no longer contenders after Castlebar doomsday

The reality has hit home that there are possibly six or seven genuine All-Ireland contenders at the moment and Mayo sadly just aren't in that conversation anymore, writes Lee Keegan.

Football • 22 May