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FOOTBALL'S tough summer continued last weekend with its older brother hurling putting the stick in by showboating with two games for the ages.

Kenny Archer: Donegal and Tyrone's bitter rivalry set for another Ballybofey battle

Kenny Archer 01 Aug, 2018

SPORTING ‘rivalries’ can sometimes be amicable enough – at least until that other lot start winning.

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If the first weekend of the Super 8s proved underwhelming, the argument in favour of taking the competition into the provincial towns will certainly gather momentum after round two of the quarter-fina...

Kenny Archer: Rather than moaning about Dublin why not signal time's up for real time-wasting?

Kenny Archer 25 Jul, 2018

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Cahair O'Kane: Saturday morning innocence is the GAA at its greatest

Cahair O'Kane 24 Jul, 2018

I COULDN’T believe my ears on Saturday morning when, driving past O’Donovan Rossa’s pitch on my way out of Magherafelt, my 19-month old daughter spoke up in the back of the car.