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For much of the first hundred years of this country, there were three pillars of society, the Catholic church, Fianna Fail, and the GAA. The first two have long been knocked from their perch but the GAA remains strong, but they do take an all-merciful kic...

Tribesmen show substance behind their style in gripping game at MacHale Park

Galway 1-14; Mayo 0-16 Padraic Joyce was heading for the scrapheap as a manager if he led his beloved Galway to yet another defeat against Mayo in ...

Tyrone set up an All-Ireland Football Final meeting with Mayo by shocking Kerry 3-14 to 0-22 after extra-time at Croke Park.

"A black card didnt even enter my head" December 22, 2020 Dublins Jonny Cooper puts a tackle in on Mayos Aidan OShea during the All-Ireland SFC final at Croke Park ©INPHO/James Crombie Dublin defender Jonny Cooper says a black card didn’t even enter his head after his foul on Mayo’s Aidan O’Shea in last Saturday’s All-Ireland SFC final. The Na Fianna clubman appeared to pull down O’Shea on the edge of the Dublin square in the 45th minute and while there were some that felt the challe...

All-Ireland SFC final: relentless Dubs make it six-in-a-row December 19, 2020 Dublins Con OCallaghan is blocked by Diarmuid OConnor of Mayo. ©INPHO/James Crombie. Dublin claimed their sixth successive All-Ireland with a fantastic 2-14 to 0-15 victory over Mayo behind closed doors at Croke Park. The Connacht champions brought the fight to Dessie Farrell’s charges and were level with 20 minutes remaining, but the Sam Maguire holders registered six of the last seven points to bag their 30th tit...

Watch: McMahon involved in half-time bust up with Higgins December 19, 2020 Dublin and Mayo players get to know each other. Dublin substitute Philly McMahon was involved in a bust up with Mayos Keith Higgins in the tunnel at half-time during this evenings All-Ireland SFC final at Croke Park. All-Ireland champions Dublin went in 2-6 to 0-10 ahead at the break, but will play the next 10 minutes with 14-men after Robbie McDaid was shown a black card by referee David Coldrick for colliding with M...

Here are the Dublin-Mayo player ratings from the 2020 All-Ireland football final. Dublin ratings. 1. Stephen Cluxton (Parnells) 7 What more can you say about the Parnells goalkeeper? Been a constant in goal for Dublin since 2001. Under pressure early on from his long kickouts so opted to clip it right early. Uncharacteristic error kicking the ball behind his 20m line in the first half. Did recover at half-time with Brian Howard’s introduction a big help. Fenton also showed well as Dublin got ...