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Back in 2017, Dublin set fire to Tyrone’s defensive blanket, winning the All-Ireland semi-final by 12 points. The end of such negative tactics was hailed and, in the intervening years, there were promising signs that teams were throwing off the shac

Henry Shefflin will hope to deny his native county a fourth successive Leinster title as Galway look to continue their unbeaten run

The All-Ireland champions have home advantage for the Munster SHC final, but they've already lost to the Banner in the Championship

Both counties made a plea to the CCCC to move their Round Three tie to HQ, but the game will proceed as scheduled at Páirc Seán MacDiarmada

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…

The game is currently scheduled to take place at the 9,000-capacity Páirc Seán MacDiarmada

The Saffrons suffered some huge setbacks in the League, but clinched a home Tailteann Cup quarter-final with a seven-point win over Fermanagh last weekend

The Mournemen lost to Meath last weekend and must now defeat Longford to progress to the Tailteann Cup quarter-finals

Two others, his fellow countyman Sean Og O hAilpin and Galway’s Alan Kerins, went close to emulating him in 1999 and 2001 respectively, but there is no chance of his unique status being challenged at any stage in the future given that the dual player has now essentially been phased…

The bride was pictured alongside her former Dublin teammates.

'Ciaran knows our strengths as a team and the trainings are always built around that there and for the last while they’ve just continued to build around that.'