AUSTIN Stacks may have brought plenty of noise and colour to their All-Ireland semi-final in Portlaoise – but it was Sleacht ...

Oisín McConville has commended Antrim for fighting to keep their Ulster SFC quarter-final against his beloved Armagh in ...

The Armagh All-Ireland winning star, who is sitting out inter-county football for a spell, lined out for his club in a ...

Donegal and Dublin lock horns this weekend as action from Division 1 of the National League continues. The reigning Ulster champions will have celebrated talisman Michael Murphy to call upon this ...

Kevin O'Callaghan was named Kildare Player of the Year less than 12 months ago, but now he finds himself in inter-county exile. The midfielder has not been included in the county squad since new ...

All-Ireland champions Armagh will aim to open their Allianz Football League Division One account when they host Tyrone on ...

life under Malachy O’Rourke has begun swimmingly for the Tyrone faithful as they emerged victorious against Derry in Healy Park last weekend. The Ballygawley man has brought an instant feel-good ...

Armagh legend Oisin McConville believes that his nephew Rian O'Neill will be back with the county team "sooner rather than later". After Armagh's opening day defeat to Galway at the weekend ...

But speaking to ‘The GAA Social’, McConville had no such concerns and actually felt the break could be a blessing in disguise for O’Neill. "I imagine he'll be back in sooner rather than later," the ...

Oisín McConville expects to see his nephew Rian O’Neill back in tow with Armagh “sooner rather than later”. Speaking last Saturday night after his side had lost to Galway in Salthill ...

Oisin McConville has given an update on his nephew Rian O’Neill’s absence from the Armagh squad – and predicted when the forward would make a comeback. Orchard manager Kieran McGeeney confirmed the ...

Armagh won’t lose too much sleep over this reverse though with Rian O’Neill on a two-month sabbatical, they will struggle to find another talisman to pull them out of problems positions during games.