Unstoppable Clare claim second minor crown against Galway

Clare produced a monumental performance on the big day to claim their second All-Ireland minor hurling title from their fancied rivals Galway.

Derry's second-half goal salvo turns Donegal over

Derry struck for three second half goals to get the better of Donegal in the heat in MacCumhaill Park, Ballybofey.

Monaghan come out on top in shoot out against Clare

Monaghan have three points from two games in the All-Ireland SFC Group 4 after they won a shoot-out against Clare in sweltering conditions in Clones.

Cork crowned U20 champions as Rebels power past Offaly

Cork's underage resurgence continues as Ben O'Connor's side captured a third oneills.com All-Ireland Hurling Championship title in four years at a sun-splashed FBD Semple Stadium.

Wexford book Tailteann Cup knockout spot as Leitrim pay the penalty

Ben Brosnan rolled back the years with a crucial late goal which helped secure knock-out football for Wexford in the Tailteann Cup.

Late goals help Antrim to overcome Fermanagh and top table

Antrim booked their place straight into the Tailteann Cup quarter finals with a seven-point victory over Fermanagh in the top of the table Group Four clash at the Athletic Grounds, Armagh today.

Roscommon move through the gears in seeing off Sligo

Roscommon applied the after-burners in the final quarter to comfortably see off Sligo and maintain their push for a knockout berth in this year's All-Ireland SFC.

Wicklow stun group winners Limerick to end their Tailteann Cup campaign on a high

Wicklow may have begun this Tailteann Cup tie knowing they would play no further part in this competition after today, but their fight and spirit certainly shone through as the Leinster outfit picked up a surprise seven-point win over Limerick in Laois Hire O'Moore Park this afternoon – their second Championship win of the season.

Mayo repel late Louth rally for back-to-back victories in All-Ireland SFC

A largely uneventful and lacklustre game ended in a welter of excitement as rank outsiders Louth almost ambushed Mayo at a sun-splashed Hastings Insurance MacHale Park in Castlebar.

Strong finish helps Carlow to finally see off Longford

A strong display from Carlow saw them claim a deserved win over Longford and secure a home game in the preliminary quarter-final of the Tailteann Cup.

McGeeney reacts after Armagh's defeat to Tyrone

Armagh manager Kieran McGeeney reacts after his 14-man side's two-point defeat to Tyrone.

Armagh will rue missed chances and O'Neill red

Kerry penalty correct but no consistency - Flynn

Tyrone hang on against 14-man Armagh as O'Neill sees red

Tyrone carved out a narrow win over 14-man Armagh in the big Ulster derby to record a first win in five championship outings and get off the mark in the All-Ireland round robin series.

Has possession football gone too far?

Galway prevail as doughty Westmeath reduced to 14 men

It was only in the final quarter when they had the aid of an extra man after Ray Connellan's dismissal that Galway were able to pull away from a very plucky Westmeath side in front of a big crowd in a sun-drenched Cusack Park.

Dublin shuffle deck but still have too much for Kildare

Dublin put themselves in a very strong position to top Group 3 of the All-Ireland series after they pulled away for a nine-point win over Kildare in the sunshine at Nowlan Park.

Kerry hang on for first points win in group stage as Cork pay penalty

Kerry clutched onto two precious points on Leeside to get their All-Ireland defence back on track, albeit without showing the class that got them up the steps of the Hogan Stand.

Cavan overwhelm Offaly to ease into Tailteann Cup quarter-finals

Cavan cruised through emphatically to the quarter-final of the Tailteann Cup with this 16-point win over Offaly at a sun-drenched Pearse Park, Longford.