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Bench press - Which subs will have the greater impact in the All-Ireland SFC semi-finals?

Dublin have been in a league of their own in the Championship with their replacements contributing 2-16 to date

Belfast Live · Jul 12, 2023

"We'll get a chance" - Monaghan hero Conor McManus reflects on the crucial final play against Armagh

The Farney legend won and converted the vital extra-time free which brought the quarter-final tie to penalties before scoring twice past Armagh goalkeeper Ethan Rafferty in the shootout

Belfast Live · Jul 4, 2023

Tyrone management set to ponder future after heavy quarter-final loss to champions Kerry

Second half goals from Diarmuid O'Connor and Sean O'Shea gave the Kingdom a facile 12-point victory in Croke Park

Belfast Live · Jul 2, 2023

GAAGO to stream Donegal-Tyrone clash as GAA confirmed weekend fixture details

Galway's ties with Mayo is moved to Sunday while Antrim and Down are heading to Croke Park

Belfast Live · Jun 19, 2023

All-Ireland SFC preliminary quarter-final and Tailteann Cup semi-final pairings confirmed

Ulster rivals Tyrone and Donegal set to clash in Ballybofey while Antrim boss Andy McEntee will come up against his native Meath in the Tailteann Cup semi-final

Belfast Live · Jun 19, 2023

Kildare fuelled by being 'totally written off' says Roscommon boss Davy Burke

Roscommon started the day top of Group 3 but dropped to third after a one-point loss in Tullamore

Irish Mirror · Jun 18, 2023

Kieran Donaghy calls on Armagh to put themselves in All-Ireland contention

"We were right there with all of those teams but I don’t think we’re being talked about like those teams."

Belfast Live · Jun 16, 2023

Ben Conneely on Offaly's invisible rivalry with Tipperary ahead of Tullamore showdown

'I've grown up not being too much of a rival with Tipp because I knew, sure we never got to play them.'

Irish Mirror · Jun 16, 2023

Armagh and Galway seek to switch Group 2 tie from Carrick-on-Shannon to Croke Park

Armagh’s clash with Tyrone in Omagh last weekend, one of the more attractive games of the group stage, attracted just 9,200, while around 3,000 watched Westmeath-Galway in Mullingar, so it may be a stretch to argue that interest in the forthcoming fixture would outstrip the capacity at the Leitrim county…

Irish Mirror · Jun 8, 2023

Colm Boyle column: Tyrone and Armagh meet at a crossroads in Omagh this evening

The psychological boost that a win would bring for either might just light a fire under them for the rest of the season

Irish Mirror · Jun 3, 2023