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All Stars live — viewers help us pick 2020 hurling team from a blank slate
Team of the week — All-Ireland and Joe McDonagh finals
Limerick reclaim throne in style | Deise battle | Antrim rising | Kilkenny camogie glory
Waterford player ratings — All Ireland final
Limerick player ratings — All Ireland final
Niall Scully interview — Dublin dominance | ‘Harry Potter’ meeting | doing it for Dessie Farrell
‘It is important to remember how significant Croke Park is for so many people’ — Muireann Ní Scanaill
Dublin v Mayo | marking Dean Rock | Cavan’s Ulster glory — with Killian Clarke
“The referee has to be mindful, Philly pulls the s*** out of Aido” — Enda Varley on Dublin v Mayo
Peter Canavan on Mayo v Dublin | son Darragh having “his mother’s feet” | Logan, Dooher and Harte
Offaly ask GAA for exemption to play finals — Duignan reaction
Tompkins on Haven shootout win: “you’re just kicking every ball… the ‘Haven means so much”
“If Kilkenny were to have a prolonged year, he’d certainly be involved” — Kilkenny star nears return
“Hunger is not in question” DJ Carey on Kilkenny’s preparations
Daithi Burke’s season in doubt following “serious injury”
Declan Bogue gives Shane Stapleton a brilliant insight into what Seamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney will bring upon his return to Monaghan.
Banty has shown his love of the game since leaving Farney job in 2010.
Conor Laverty comes on board, as does Ray Boyne after success with Dublin and Tipp, along with Peter Donnelly who was a huge hit with Tyrone.
Bogue also looks at the age profile of Monaghan, what they can hope to achieve, and their disappointing form in 2019.
Steven Poacher and Shane Stapleton reflect on Cavan's incredible extra-time win over Monaghan, and tee up their Ulster SFC clash with Antrim
Mickey Quinn discusses the rise of Cavan after their win over Monaghan, the manager's history with Mullinalaghta, and the Breffni's hopes
Seamus 'Banty' McEnaney's Monaghan clash with Mickey Graham's Cavan this weekend, as Steven Poacher previews the game
Mickey Quinn explains why he is taking this championship off, Conor McKenna coming back from the AFL, the leadership of Dublin, and more
