Declan Whooley

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London's Tighe Barry sees a brighter future for London GAA

'Everyone writes London off, but we'll keep improving'

Tighe Barry believes major progress for London GAA off the pitch will have an impact on it for the Exiles.

Football • 16 May

Break serving Wexford well for Tailteann focus

Wexford's Liam Coleman is hoping for a decent run in the Tailteann Cup after opening their group campaign with victory over Longford.

Football • 14 May

Dean Healy is hoping to build on early season momentum as Wicklow enter the Tailteann Cup

Fatherhood and perspective fuelling evergreen Healy

Dean Healy may be an integral part of a Wicklow side looking to progress in the Tailteann Cup, but the St Pat's clubman has come to view football in a different light due to his own personal circumstances.

Football • 10 May

Dermot McAleese after the Ulster defeat to Armagh at Corrigan Park

Antrim look to build on positive Corrigan display

Dermot McAleese says the the furore around Corrigan Park in the Ulster championship served to highlight the plight of Antrim GAA and is hopeful they can improve on semi-final defeats in the Tailteann Cup.

Football • 09 May

Tipperary's Ronan Maher, left, and Peter Duggan of Clare compete in the air during last year's Munster SHC round-robin clash

Hurling championship weekend: All You Need to Know

Tipp and Clare clash with plenty on the line in Munster, while Galway v Wexford is arguably the tie of the round in Leinster.

Hurling • 10 May

Fermanagh's Declan McCusker is eyeing Tailteann improvement from his team

McCusker: Winning the Tailteann Cup would be massive

For the third successive season, Fermanagh enter the Tailteann Cup as first seeds, but this time around the Erne County are looking to firm challenge for silverware.

Football • 08 May

Sligo's Niall Murphy pictured at the launch of the Tailteann Cup at Croke Park

Ambitious Sligo hoping to build on near misses

Niall Murphy says after some near-misses in Connacht and the Tailteann Cup, the Yeats County are all-in for a tilt at the secondary football competition.

Football • 07 May

Kildare's Alex Beirne, left, and Louth's Ryan Burns

Louth and Kildare the main event off Broadway

The most consequential game of the football championship this weekend takes place in Tullamore where the winners of Louth v Kildare will take the 16th and final position in this year's All-Ireland series.

Football • 27 Apr

L-R: Darren McCurry (Tyrone), Ethan Rafferty (Armagh), Con O'Callaghan (Dublin) and Mathew Costello (Meath)

Football championship weekend: All you need to know

It's semi-final time in Ulster and Leinster this weekend where teams with aspirations of making it to the showpiece this summer will first look to seal a place in a provincial decider.

Football • 25 Apr

Kerry manager Jack O'Connor during the 2023 championship encounter between Cork and Kerry at Páirc Ui Chaoimh

O'Connor wary but Cork struggling for Munster relevance

Kerry manager Jack O'Connor is wary of the challenge posed by Cork, but while the scoreboard has looked better in recent years, few give the Rebels a realistic chance of toppling their neighbours.

Football • 19 Apr