After beating Dublin last weekend, Monaghan have fell to defeat away at Roscommon in Dr Hyde Park. The Rossies led 0-6 to 0-4 at half time in what was a defensive and highly physical encounter as Enda Smith led the home charge. Like last time out the introduction of Conor McManus appeared to turn the […]
Cavan have made one change to the team that lost in Salthill last weekend with defender, Christopher Conroy coming into the team. Barry Fortune a late change to the line-up in last Sunday’s narrow loss is the man who misses out for the visit of Kerry. The Cavan team is as follows: Raymond Galligan Jason […]
Allianz Football League Division One Kerry 0-11 Tyrone 0-7 From Odhrán Crumley in Fitzgerald Stadium Advertisement Tyrone have suffered their first defeat of 2019 with a four point loss at the hands of Kerry in Killarney. Both sides deployed defensive systems as the 12,903 spectators in Fitzgerald Stadium had to wait 11 minutes for the […]
Tyrone have made six changes for their trip to Fitzgerald Stadium to take on Kerry in the first round of the Allianz National League. Mattie Donnelly returns to the starting line up for the first time since last September’s, All Ireland Final loss to Dublin. Michael McKernan, David Mulgrew and Brian Kennedy return to the […]
FORMER Monaghan star Paul Finlay believes that the Oriel county could be in line for a profitable season – as long as they throw off the shackles. Speaking ahead of Sunday’s home match against Kerry, the Ballybay man said that Malachy O’Rourke’s side must adapt in order to close the gap on the likes of […]
Kieran Donaghy explains his admiration for the Ulster Championship.
All-Ireland Minor Football Championship final – Derry v Kerry – Sunday, Croke Park, 1.15pm IN 2007, Ben McCarron decided that he wanted to win an All-Ireland final. He made the decision while standing in the Nally Stand of Croke Park, watching the Oak Leaf county play Galway in the All-Ireland final. At the final whistle, […]
Kevin Cassidy has said that Mayo manager Stephen Rochford deserves praise, not criticism, for thinking outside the box.
Colm McAlarney was man of the match in the 1968 All-Ireland final even though his direct opponent was Kerry legend Mick O’Connell.
KEVIN Cassidy has said that Colm Cooper’s availability is key to Kerry’s chances of upsetting Dublin in Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final.
