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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
» 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.

» Donegal go with familiar XV against Tyrone
The Donegal team to face Tyrone in Sunday's Ulster Football Championship quarter-final is the exact same XV that started last year's All-Ireland final against Mayo.

» Fresh faces in Louth team to face Laois
Ciaran Byrne, who spent time withe AFL club Carlton, makes his championship debut for Louth against Laois in the preliminary round of the Leinster SFC on Sunday.

» Longford introduce trio to face Wicklow
Longford manager Glen Ryan has introduced three championships newcomers to the side for Sunday's Leinster SFC preliminary round clash with Wicklow in Aughrim.

» Extra tickets for Donegal in Ballybofey
Donegal have been given 1,000 extra tickets for Sunday's Ulster Senior Football Championship quarter-final with Tyrone in Ballybofey after the Red Hand failed to sell their full allocation.

» Kingston starts for Laois against Louth
Laois manager Justin McNulty has named his side for Sunday's Leinster Championship clash with Louth and Donie Kingston has been included in the starting XV.

» Tyrone's O'Neill ruled out for Donegal clash
Tyrone's Ronan O'Neill has been ruled out of Sunday's Ulster SFC quarter-final against Donegal due to a hamstring strain.

» Lacey declares fitness for Tyrone clash
Karl Lacey has declared his fitness for Sunday's Ulster Senior Football Championship quarter-final with Tyrone in Ballybofey.

» Hanley admits to hurt in Galway
Galway's Finian Hanley has admitted there is a lot of hurt in the county after their humiliating defeat to Mayo in the Connacht Senior Football Championship on Sunday in Pearse Stadium.

» Harte warning for Donegal ahead of Ulster clash
Tyrone manager Mickey Harte has warned Donegal of the tough challenge they face in Ulster and beyond after becoming All-Ireland champions.


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