Brianna O’Regan takes the lift to the sixth floor of Croke Park, to the Hogan Stand Suite Number 684. She looks down at the lawn. The memories flood back, like it was only yesterday.

Meath have no fresh injury concerns for their All-Ireland SFC semi-final against Donegal.

Shane Kingston started Cork’s first two league matches this year but then injured his groin and hasn’t started a game since.

Whatever about living on the edge this week, Derek Lyng is sure to be found on the border.

Liam MacCarthy favourites Cork have made three changes to their starting team for Saturday’s All-Ireland SHC semi-final against Dublin.

Tipperary are trailing Cork by 11 points with the 14-man Premier being beaten all ends up in the second round of this year’s Munster SHC when Jake Morris beavers down the middle of the Rebel defence in the 49th minute.

Tyrone attacker Joel Kerr is to miss the All-Ireland MFC final after taking up a professional contract with Premier League club West Ham this week.

Former Tipperary captain Eoin Kelly and eight-time All-Ireland winner with Kilkenny Eddie Brennan joined Joe for a recount of what has made the rivalry between the noisy neighbours so intense.

Michael Verney and Dermot Crowe preview Saturday’s opening All-Ireland SHC semi-final at 5pm between Cork and surprise package Dublin.

Billionaire Denis O’Brien is considered one of Ireland’s most divisive characters, but DJ Carey has publicly declared himself to be a “great admirer” of the businessman.

Michael Verney is joined by Pat Spillane and Dick Clerkin on the line to discuss the blockbuster weekend that saw eight teams reduced to four.

It’s very much part of the sport’s Classical Collection – Cork versus Dublin.

Irish folk are known for taking people down a peg or two at any opportunity so there’s no fear of Tipperary star Craig Morgan losing the run of himself.

Galway had awoken from their Leinster final slumber and had the bit between their teeth as they ate into Kilkenny’s one-time 13-point lead when Conor Whelan got possession out near the Hogan Stand sideline, around the halfway mark.

Pat Ryan has never picked dummy teams. And he’s not about to start.

Brianna O’Regan takes the lift to the sixth floor of Croke Park, to the Hogan Stand Suite Number 684. She looks down at the lawn. The memories flood back, like it was only yesterday.

Meath have no fresh injury concerns for their All-Ireland SFC semi-final against Donegal.

Shane Kingston started Cork’s first two league matches this year but then injured his groin and hasn’t started a game since.

Whatever about living on the edge this week, Derek Lyng is sure to be found on the border.

Liam MacCarthy favourites Cork have made three changes to their starting team for Saturday’s All-Ireland SHC semi-final against Dublin.

Tipperary are trailing Cork by 11 points with the 14-man Premier being beaten all ends up in the second round of this year’s Munster SHC when Jake Morris beavers down the middle of the Rebel defence in the 49th minute.

Tyrone attacker Joel Kerr is to miss the All-Ireland MFC final after taking up a professional contract with Premier League club West Ham this week.

Former Tipperary captain Eoin Kelly and eight-time All-Ireland winner with Kilkenny Eddie Brennan joined Joe for a recount of what has made the rivalry between the noisy neighbours so intense.

Michael Verney and Dermot Crowe preview Saturday’s opening All-Ireland SHC semi-final at 5pm between Cork and surprise package Dublin.

Billionaire Denis O’Brien is considered one of Ireland’s most divisive characters, but DJ Carey has publicly declared himself to be a “great admirer” of the businessman.

Michael Verney is joined by Pat Spillane and Dick Clerkin on the line to discuss the blockbuster weekend that saw eight teams reduced to four.

It’s very much part of the sport’s Classical Collection – Cork versus Dublin.

Irish folk are known for taking people down a peg or two at any opportunity so there’s no fear of Tipperary star Craig Morgan losing the run of himself.

Galway had awoken from their Leinster final slumber and had the bit between their teeth as they ate into Kilkenny’s one-time 13-point lead when Conor Whelan got possession out near the Hogan Stand sideline, around the halfway mark.

Pat Ryan has never picked dummy teams. And he’s not about to start.