Conor Neville

RTÉ Sport Reporter

Michael Briody was a vocal advocate of a ringfenced club season

Split season means best of GAA is 'happening at moment'

Michael Briody was the chief agitator behind the Club Players Association's drive for a dedicated club season. Three years into a split season eventually ushered in by Covid, Conor Neville gets the former CPA head's thoughts on the current split season.

Football • 09 Nov 24

Stephen Bradley has acknowledged Rovers chances of winning the tie are 'near on impossible'

Hoops' shot-to-nothing before autumn adventure

Shamrock Rovers' tilt at the Europa League will almost certainly end tonight but the second leg against PAOK should provide a worthwhile tune-up against high-calibre opposition before they embark on another Conference League journey

Soccer • 29 Aug 24

'We tried to hit as many clubs and establishments as we could in Clare that week'

Kelly: It's different to 2013 - you appreciate it more

PwC hurler of the month Tony Kelly on the post-All-Ireland celebrations, Brian Lohan's status in Clare and why he was able to appreciate the second medal more than the first

Hurling • 16 Aug 24

'I'm going to enjoy this one, I'm going to enjoy this week'

McGeeney: Your strongest steel is forged in fire

After a decade of painstaking work, Kieran McGeeney reflects on leading Armagh to the summit

Football • 29 Jul 24

Joyce: We're going to regret it for a long time

"We're going to regret it for a long time," was the blunt verdict of Padraic Joyce after his side's gut-wrenching missed opportunity in Sunday's All-Ireland final.

Football • 29 Jul 24

Aidan Forker lifts Sam Maguire, the second Armagh captain to do so after his manager Kieran McGeeney

Glory for Armagh as they pip Galway in tense final

Armagh are All-Ireland champions for the second time in their history after winning an incredibly tense decider with Galway by a single point, sparking riotous scenes of celebrations in Croke Park.

Football • 01 Aug 24

Armagh and Galway - both led by their most famous sons - are an unlikely final pairing

Unlikely finalists ready to provide thrilling throwback

Few anticipated the pair would pitch up in an All-Ireland final at the beginning of the championship, or even midway through the championship, but Armagh and Galway are an unpredictable and refreshing final pairing, writes Conor Neville.

Football • 28 Jul 24

'The county board probably had no option but to give it to the local lad'

Blueblood Joyce seeking to enhance Galway tradition

Pádraic Joyce has a chance to become the first Galway-born manager - in the modern sense of the word - to guide a team to an All-Ireland senior football title

Football • 27 Jul 24

Shane O'Donnell is crowned 2024 Sunday Game Hurler of the Year

O'Donnell the star man on Sunday Game Team of the Year

The Liam MacCarthy Cup is part of the Clare entourage for the evening but how many players at the winning banquet will force their way onto the Sunday Game Team of the Year?

Hurling • 22 Jul 24

All-Ireland SHC final recap: Clare 3-29 Cork 1-34 (AET)

It's the biggest day in the hurling calendar as Cork and Clare went head to head in the All-Ireland senior hurling final at Croke Park.

Hurling • 21 Jul 24