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Only seven games from this year's Ulster, Leinster, Munster and Connacht SFC are going to be aired live on television.

Dublin GAA have today announced a five-year extension to their massive sponsorship deal with AIG.

The prize apart from the tin cup, was a trip up the divisional ratings. The problem was that the departing bus had room for one boxer, one team would take all.

First and most important thing today and every day in ladies football is this. It's always about the girls. It's all about supporting them 100%. Everything else is white noise.

Back in league competition after the championship month that did not go well for the Reds they faced a Moynalty side who have been enjoying a better run of form than of late.

Nigel Elliott says Division 1B hurling provided perfect preparation for Antrim's inaugural Joe McDonagh Cup campaign.

Round 7 of the All County A Football League came to a conclusion over the Bank Holiday weekend.

There was no jackpot winner.

Sky Sports' coverage gets underway with a mouth-watering double-header on June 2 when 2017 All Ireland Hurling Champions Galway travel to Wexford Park.

Meath manager Andy McEntee remains disappointed by Paddy O'Rourke's decision to withdraw from the Royal County panel.

Meath, who won the inaugural Leinster U17 championship last year, were comfortable 2-20 to 2-7 winners over neighbours Westmeath at TEG Cusack Park.

Good conditions for football have been difficult to come by so far this year but there were no such issues in Carnaross, with the game played in strong evening sunshine on a freshly cut pitch.

Goals from Jason Daly (2), Colin Clarke, Cathal Lacey and Stephen Moran gave Dunboyne an easy 21 point win over St. Colmcilles

On a perfect evening for football, Ballivor finally got their B league campaign underway, with victory by a large margin against Wolfe Tones.

This match was as good as over after just six minutes when the home side Duleek Bellewstown scored two goals and three points without reply.

Shane McCormack landed a point from an injury-time free to secure a share of the spoils for St. Michaels in an entertaining and tense contest in sunny Castletown on Saturday evening last.

Dublin, Meath, Kildare, Offaly and Laois all enjoyed wins in the new Leinster minor (U17) football championship which got underway this afternoon.

Seamus Mattimoe proved to be the match winner on the day bagging a total of 2-05 in a convincing win for the North Meath outfit.

It was very much a case of so near and yet so far for the New York footballers as Leitrim shaded a thrilling Gaelic Park contest...

Rathkenny rescued a point with the final kick of the game.