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The Four-Timer: Weekend bets

The Four-Timer: Weekend bets

Our quartet of sports bets this weekend could return €240, enough for a good long weekend with plenty of change left over.
It's as you were (more or less) for Kildare

It's as you were (more or less) for Kildare

Unlike his counterpart Mickey Harte, Kieran McGeeney has opted to keep faith with the majority of the Kildare side that played in the last game of the league three weeks ago.
Just the one change to the Mayo team for Sunday

Just the one change to the Mayo team for Sunday

James Horan has resisted the need to tinker with the Mayo team for the National League Final this Sunday, making only one change from the side that beat Kerry last time out.
Five things to watch in the GAA this weekend

Five things to watch in the GAA this weekend

Ahead of the National League football finals, we look at the key to Cork's success, a new Tyrone team and the second coming of Peter the Great.
Some National League Football Finals team news for ye

Some National League Football Finals team news for ye

Half of the teams that will play in the National League Finals at headquarters are in, including a very, very strong looking Cork side out to make it three Division One titles on the trot.
Galvin: Kingdom risk falling behind

Galvin: Kingdom risk falling behind

Kerry ace and aspiring fashion designer Paul Galvin fears for Kerry’s future unless they adopt a better attitude to modern sports science.
Three things we learned from the GAA this weekend

Three things we learned from the GAA this weekend

On the evidence of the action in the GAA this weekend, Joe Canning makes a world of difference to Galway and the future is bright for hurling in Cork and football in Dublin.
The Rebels and the Cats secure league final date

The Rebels and the Cats secure league final date

Many were predicting yet another instalment of one of the greatest rivalries of modern times in Sunday week's National Hurling League final, but Jimmy Barry Murphy's Cork side hadn't read the script.
The Four-Timer: Weekend Bets

The Four-Timer: Weekend Bets

With Punchestown coming up next week, we’ve taken a break on the horses for now and are instead focussing our attention on rugby, GAA and the biggest football match in the world.
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