Cavan won’t look to replace coach Colm Nally after he stepped away from the set-up due to commitments elsewhere.

At this stage, there is nothing in Michael Murphy’s box of tricks that would shock Ryan McHugh. Well, almost nothing.

Joe, Will and Conor team up for this Monday edition of Bits & Bobs, which comes off the back of the tragic news of the death of Cheltenham Festival-winning rider Michael O'Sullivan.

Here’s the good news: this column is a new rules free zone today. I’ve decided to cast my eye over what else is happening in the world of the GAA.

Division 1 of the Lidl National League. A haven for scientists.

After a weekend of dramatic scoreboard oscillations, it was all starting to look a bit squeaky-bum time for Donegal. A two-point lead, momentum lost … time to put up the Bat-signal.

To paraphrase from Bill Clinton’s well-worn political cliché from the 1992 US presidential campaign against George HW Bush – “It’s the goalkeeper, stupid.”

Kieran McGeeney has conceded that Armagh were “the architects of our own downfall” as they lost their discipline and shooting boots against Donegal in the Allianz NFL Division 1 encounter at Ballybofey.

Jim McGuinness has hailed the on-field return of Michael Murphy after the Donegal talisman played a pivotal role in a spiky victory over All-Ireland champions Armagh in Ballybofey.

Davy Burke is reinvigorated by the change in coaching which football’s new rules have helped to facilitate and it is rubbing off on his Roscommon troops after another scintillating attacking display made it three wins from three.

Before this game in MacHale Park, Castlebar the stadium PA announcer, once he had drawn breath from making known the endless changes to both teams and squads, advised spectators that if they left the venue at half-time they’d have to purchase a […]

Laois won their Division 1B relegation battle against Westmeath in Mullingar yesterday afternoon despite having to play the last half an hour a man down after the sending off of the influential PJ Scully.

One of the architects of the new football playing rule enhancements and changes has acknowledged that allowing a team which has lost a player to a black or red card to keep two of their players in a half of a field instead of three for the duration […]

Wicklow defeated Longford on the 100-year anniversary of the first meeting between the two sides.

Laois took the chance to make up ground on Division 3 pace-setters Cavan when they overcame Carlow by 3-18 to 4-6.

Cavan won’t look to replace coach Colm Nally after he stepped away from the set-up due to commitments elsewhere.

At this stage, there is nothing in Michael Murphy’s box of tricks that would shock Ryan McHugh. Well, almost nothing.

Joe, Will and Conor team up for this Monday edition of Bits & Bobs, which comes off the back of the tragic news of the death of Cheltenham Festival-winning rider Michael O'Sullivan.

Here’s the good news: this column is a new rules free zone today. I’ve decided to cast my eye over what else is happening in the world of the GAA.

Division 1 of the Lidl National League. A haven for scientists.

After a weekend of dramatic scoreboard oscillations, it was all starting to look a bit squeaky-bum time for Donegal. A two-point lead, momentum lost … time to put up the Bat-signal.

To paraphrase from Bill Clinton’s well-worn political cliché from the 1992 US presidential campaign against George HW Bush – “It’s the goalkeeper, stupid.”

Kieran McGeeney has conceded that Armagh were “the architects of our own downfall” as they lost their discipline and shooting boots against Donegal in the Allianz NFL Division 1 encounter at Ballybofey.

Jim McGuinness has hailed the on-field return of Michael Murphy after the Donegal talisman played a pivotal role in a spiky victory over All-Ireland champions Armagh in Ballybofey.

Davy Burke is reinvigorated by the change in coaching which football’s new rules have helped to facilitate and it is rubbing off on his Roscommon troops after another scintillating attacking display made it three wins from three.

Before this game in MacHale Park, Castlebar the stadium PA announcer, once he had drawn breath from making known the endless changes to both teams and squads, advised spectators that if they left the venue at half-time they’d have to purchase a […]

Laois won their Division 1B relegation battle against Westmeath in Mullingar yesterday afternoon despite having to play the last half an hour a man down after the sending off of the influential PJ Scully.

One of the architects of the new football playing rule enhancements and changes has acknowledged that allowing a team which has lost a player to a black or red card to keep two of their players in a half of a field instead of three for the duration […]

Wicklow defeated Longford on the 100-year anniversary of the first meeting between the two sides.

Laois took the chance to make up ground on Division 3 pace-setters Cavan when they overcame Carlow by 3-18 to 4-6.