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The former outspoken RTE pundit is one of the most decorated GAA players in history, but close friends remember a very different personality in his early years
A traditional Kerry v Cork Munster SFC is a possibility after the two counties were put on opposite sides of the provincial championship.
Donegal will have a particularly difficult start to the new campaign as they begin with a trip to Croke Park to face Dublin on the opening weekend
Kildare will face Kerry in a glamour pre-Christmas senior football challenge match in Newbridge.
Munster council defer decision to move to seedings based on league performance.
Munster Council defer decision to move to seedings based on league performance.
David Clifford admits 2024’s pain was the catalyst for Kerry’s stunning response — and his own best-ever season.
John McGrath was named hurler of the year.
Donegal’s Finbarr Roarty and Tipperary’s Darragh McCarthy won the respective young player of the year awards.
The 2025 PwC GAA/GPA All-Star Awards ceremony took place at the RDS. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile Kerry’s status as the Kingdom of Gaelic football was embellished tonight as the All-Ireland, Muns...
David Clifford wins his sixth, with the Kerry forward well on his way to catching the likes of Mikey Sheehy (seven), Colm Cooper (eight) and Pat Spillane (nine).
Meath, Armagh, and Louth also have players recognised.
Kobe McDonald has joined St Kilda while Ben Murphy is heading to the Brisbane Lions.
An emotional Mark O'Connor described the feeling after helping Dingle to their first Kerry senior football championship success in 77 years on Sunday.
It's the first senior title for the club since 1948, having lost out in last year's decider.
The star Kerry forward finished with 2-2 as Dingle got the better of Austin Stacks.
Dingle captain Paul Geaney and teammates celebrate with the Bishop Moynihan cup after the Kerry SFC Final. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile Kerry SFC Final Dingle 2-13 Austin Stacks 1-12 By Paul Bren...
Kerry senior football manager Jack O'Connor has added former Kingdom star Kieran Donaghy to his backroom team ahead of next season.
'Star' will be back in the Kingdom as they look to defend their All-Ireland title in 2026.
Kingdom legend returns to his native county after five years with Armagh.