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GAA

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  Ó’ Sé critical of Munster SFC structure

  Tomas Ó'Sé has called on the GAA to change the structure of the Munster Senior Football Championship, so it can be over quicker.

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  Tyrone star ruled out of Donegal clash

  Tyrone star Ronan O' Neill has been ruled out of Sunday's Ulster Senior Football Championship quarter final against Donegal.

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  Jamie Clarke unhappy with referee decision

  Armagh star Jamie Clarke has questioned referee Maurice Deegan's decision not to award him the advantage when he scored his disallowed goal against Cavan on Sunday.

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  Joe Brolly stands by Armagh criticism

  Joe Brolly has said the he stands by the criticism he laid on Armagh and their manager Paul Grimley on the Sunday Game.

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  Louth name three newcomers for Laois clash

  Louth have named three new starters in their team to play Laois in the first round of the Leinster Senior Football Championship on Sunday.

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  Mickey Harte: Donegal face a tough season

  Tyrone boss Mickey Harte says that Donegal will face a tough challenge in every game they play this summer.

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  GAA: Talking points from Mayo, Cavan & Westmeath victories

  The first weekend of the championship season has come and gone and as predicted the games weren’t the most exciting of contests.

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  Creedon: Tipperary will overcome Kerry

  Tipperary manager Peter Creedon believes that his side will eventually overcome Kerry, as they prepare to meet in the Munster Senior Football Championship opener on Sunday.

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  McElroy praises Cavan Footballers

  Tommy McElroy talked up Cavan ahead of his sides – Fermanagh – crunch clash against them in three weeks’ time. Cavan disposed of Armagh in a 4 point win last Sunday...

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  Karl Lacey Focused Ahead of Tyrone (Audio)

  Karl Lacey talked about the focus within the Donegal panel while launching a new Ulster Bank initiative to find the “Ulster Bank Best GAA Home”.

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  Fermanagh captain invites Barack Obama to Cavan match

  Fermanagh skipper Ryan McCluskey has invited Barack Obama and other world leaders to attend the Ulster SFC derby between Cavan and Fermanagh on June 16th.

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  Armagh manager says Brolly took criticism too far

  Armagh manager Paul Grimley has admitted he believes that RTE GAA pundit Joe Brolly took his criticism of the Armagh team too far on Sunday.

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  GAA result: Westmeath Easily See Off Carlow

  Westmeath qualified for a meeting with Dublin in the next round of the Leinster Senior Football Championship, following an easy win over Carlow

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  James Horan refuses to speak of failure

  Mayo football boss James Horan has said his side refuse to speak of failure, as they target All Ireland success in 2013.