An emotional Pat Spillane, who was a Kerry player under Mick O’Dwyer for all eight of his All-Ireland titles, has told the Indo Sport podcast he spent time by O’Dwyer’s hospital bedside on Tuesday as it became apparent he was in his final […]

Kerry legend Pat Spillane shares his poignant memories of Mick O'Dwyer, the totemic Gaelic football manager and player, who passed away at the age of 88.

There will be no shadow boxing here, no ducking or feinting or cute hoorism. When Tipperary meet Cork in Sunday’s league final, you can bank on a true-run race, with both teams going all out to secure national silverware.

1982 Offaly hero Seamus Darby has paid tribute to the late Mick O’Dwyer who he described as a legend of the game.

President Michael D Higgins has led tributes following the death of legendary GAA player and manager Mick O’Dwyer at the age of 88.

Jim Gavin insists that reducing frees outside of football's new scoring arc to one point encourages cynical play and deliberate fouling with the Football Rules Committee (FRC) having no intention of changing that rule at present.

Mick O’Dwyer, who has died at the age of 88, was Gaelic football’s most successful inter-county manager, winning eight All-Ireland titles with Kerry over a storied reign from 1975 to 1989.

He will go down in folklore as one of the greatest GAA characters of all time. Here are 11 highlights from the illustrious life of Mick O’Dwyer.

Mick O’Dwyer won every honour the GAA could offer making him one of the greatest players and coaches in the history of the Association.

There’s a temptation when looking at this Donegal team, and all of the experienced legends littered throughout it, and feel a little nostalgic.

Don’t mention the war. Don’t mention Armagh.

Davy Burke doesn’t deny his obsessive make-up. He’s never happy, ever chasing that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

Louth have ensured they will top Group Two of the Leinster Under-20 Football Championship after providing a performance that was far more impressive – and comprehensive – than the five-point margin suggests.

Donegal secured an eight-point victory over Tyrone in the Ulster U-20 Championship in MacCumhaill Park.

John Small has rejoined the Dublin senior football fold in what is a huge boost to Dessie Farrell's squad with championship fast approaching.

An emotional Pat Spillane, who was a Kerry player under Mick O’Dwyer for all eight of his All-Ireland titles, has told the Indo Sport podcast he spent time by O’Dwyer’s hospital bedside on Tuesday as it became apparent he was in his final […]

Kerry legend Pat Spillane shares his poignant memories of Mick O'Dwyer, the totemic Gaelic football manager and player, who passed away at the age of 88.

There will be no shadow boxing here, no ducking or feinting or cute hoorism. When Tipperary meet Cork in Sunday’s league final, you can bank on a true-run race, with both teams going all out to secure national silverware.

1982 Offaly hero Seamus Darby has paid tribute to the late Mick O’Dwyer who he described as a legend of the game.

President Michael D Higgins has led tributes following the death of legendary GAA player and manager Mick O’Dwyer at the age of 88.

Jim Gavin insists that reducing frees outside of football's new scoring arc to one point encourages cynical play and deliberate fouling with the Football Rules Committee (FRC) having no intention of changing that rule at present.

Mick O’Dwyer, who has died at the age of 88, was Gaelic football’s most successful inter-county manager, winning eight All-Ireland titles with Kerry over a storied reign from 1975 to 1989.

He will go down in folklore as one of the greatest GAA characters of all time. Here are 11 highlights from the illustrious life of Mick O’Dwyer.

Mick O’Dwyer won every honour the GAA could offer making him one of the greatest players and coaches in the history of the Association.

There’s a temptation when looking at this Donegal team, and all of the experienced legends littered throughout it, and feel a little nostalgic.

Don’t mention the war. Don’t mention Armagh.

Davy Burke doesn’t deny his obsessive make-up. He’s never happy, ever chasing that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

Louth have ensured they will top Group Two of the Leinster Under-20 Football Championship after providing a performance that was far more impressive – and comprehensive – than the five-point margin suggests.

Donegal secured an eight-point victory over Tyrone in the Ulster U-20 Championship in MacCumhaill Park.

John Small has rejoined the Dublin senior football fold in what is a huge boost to Dessie Farrell's squad with championship fast approaching.