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31 Independent Lacey pushing himself to limit as showdown looms large
DESPITE it being more than six months since he suffered a hip injury, Karl Lacey admits he is still playing catch-up on his team-mates in terms of fitness.
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32 Independent Game has changed and Galway must adapt - Hanley
FOR Galway, hope springs from the most unlikely of places this week.
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33 Independent No substitute for experience, insists Donaghy
When RTE launched their championship coverage for the summer last week, they polled their analysts present as to who their idea of All-Ireland football winners could be.
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34 Independent All Star Earleys gave more to the game than they got back
One of the most enjoyable interviews I have ever undertaken was with Dermot Earley Snr and Jnr in the Sarsfields clubhouse in Newbridge in 2004. Jnr was in his prime and still hoping to make the All-Ireland breakthrough with Kildare; Snr was optimistic that his son could go one step better than he did with Roscommon by winning the elusive senior medal.
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35 Independent Far too early for despair or jubilation
A rule of thumb which has retained a high degree of reliability in the All-Ireland championships is: don't be overly influenced by the early rounds.
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36 Independent Martin Breheny: Far too early for despair or jubilation
A rule of thumb which has retained a high degree of reliability in the All-Ireland championships is: don't be overly influenced by the early rounds.
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37 Independent Donegal-Tyrone clash hits fever pitch
Interest in the first sell-out provincial quarter-final for many years has reached fever pitch as Donegal prepare to unveil their strongest 15 for the first time since last year's All-Ireland final triumph.
Tuesday, 21 May 2013
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38 Independent Obama won't halt Fermanagh-Cavan clash
ULSTER Council are going ahead with playing the Fermanagh/Cavan SFC game in Enniskillen next month, despite the fact that it will coincide with the huge security cordon that will surround President Barack Obama.
Tuesday, 21 May 2013
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39 Independent Football perfect fit for Cadogan ? now he just wants Sam
IN the end, Eoin Cadogan's decision came down to the simple matter of form. Earlier this year, the dual star opted for football over hurling, following a new trend in Cork.
Tuesday, 21 May 2013
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40 Independent I base my game on Seanie ? Dunne
Cavan's scoring star in Sunday's Ulster championship victory over Armagh has acknowledged the influence of his former Cavan Gaels club-mate Seanie Johnston in his development.
Tuesday, 21 May 2013
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Irish Indo Headlines
» Opposition no longer fear Kerry, says Gooch
REFLECTING on a record-breaking season should be more enjoyable.

» Joe Brolly criticism 'over the top' insists Derry manager Brian McIver
Derry manager Brian McIver says Joe Brolly's criticism of Paul Grimley was "over the top."

» Armagh manager Paul Grimley issues unprecedented apology on fans' forum
Paul Grimley has taken the unprecedented step of issuing a statement to offer a personal apology to Armagh supporters and the County Board in the wake of Sunday's four-point defeat to Cavan in the Ulster championship.

» Kilkenny keen to play 'dual' role for Dubs next year
DUBLIN hurling hopes have received a major boost after Ciaran Kilkenny confirmed he would like to line out for the county seniors next year.

» Lions' pride inspiring for Rebel Walsh
IF Aidan Walsh looks calm in the heat of battle in Limerick tomorrow night, it's because he has been through worse this week.

» Goal-line technology cold case
ThE famously disputed goal of Joe Sheridan (right) against Louth in the 2010 Leinster final caused a little ill-feeling (OK, that's an understatement), but it's got nothing on a goalmouth controversy in Tyrone that could finally be put to bed this weekend, 125 years after the original row.

» Kavanagh: No burden on us after winning Sam
IT MIGHT be 11 years since Rory Kavanagh made his first championship appearance for Donegal ? but the Letterkenny man still counts himself as a newcomer to the summer's fields.

» Kerry legend O'Shea fearful of what future holds for ageing side
KERRY legend Jack O'Shea has expressed concerns about the Kingdom's future when a host of established stars depart the inter-county scene.

» 'Teams have been hungrier than us, they have shown more of a ruthless streak'
REFLECTING on a record-breaking season should be more enjoyable.

» Cooper in at centre-forward as Fitzgerald gets shock nod
COLM Cooper has been named at centre-forward for Kerry in Sunday's Munster quarter-final against Tipperary and his Dr Crokes team-mate Fionn Fitzgerald is the surprise package in their full-back line.


RTE GAA Headlines
» Laois can avoid upset against Wee County
Laois host Louth on Sunday with the prize of a home quarter-final against Wexford for the winner.

» Relegated Wicklow and Longford face off
Relegated Wicklow and Longford come face to face in Aughrim on Sunday, both looking for their first wins in 2013.

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» Cork can survive tricky opener
The Gaelic Grounds is the venue as Cork put their Munster crown on the line against Maurice Horan's Limerick.

» Exiles hampered by rules as Sligo call to London
London, with little or no momentum behind them, host Sligo in Ruislip hoping to cause an upset.

» Kerry experience can trip up Tipp
Éamonn Fitzmaurice takes charge of his first Championship match as Kerry host Tipperary in Killarney.

» New names aplenty as Limerick face Cork
Seven players will be making their championship debuts when Limerick host Cork in the Munster SFC quarter-final at the Gaelic Grounds on Saturday, throw-in 7.00pm.

» Tyrone welcome back O'Neill and Harte
Stephen O'Neill and Peter Harte return to the Tyrone team for Sunday's eagerly awaited Ulster SFC clash with Donegal in Ballybofey.

» Heavyweights collide in Ballybofey
Many will argue that the start of the championship is all too often a slow burner, but this year the month of May offers us a real blockbuster as Donegal and Tyrone are set for battle by the banks of the Finn.

» New faces for Kerry and Tipperary
Young defender Fionn Fitzgerald will make his first Championship start for Kerry when his side take on Tipperary in the Munster GAA Football Championship on Sunday.


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