Returning Harte urges caution

'We've heard lots about them'

Mickey Harte insists there is no danger of Tyrone underestimating Carlow tomorrow.

Team news: Harte a welcome return for Red Hands

Peter Harte is a welcome return for Tyrone ahead of tomorrow's All-Ireland SFC round 2 qualifier tie against Carlow at Netwatch Cullen Park.

GAA on TV this weekend: a bumper two days with four live football games

There's plenty of GAA action on television this weekend, including two live football matches on Saturday and two more on Sunday.

McMahon believes Harte's experience will be key for Red Hands

Two-time All-Ireland winner Joe McMahon believes Tyrone can safely navigate the choppy waters of the qualifiers and make it through to the Super 8s.

Our senior men drew with Urney on Sunday past, the final score was 0-11 2-5 with David Taylor grabbing a late score for Sigersons to grab a draw.

"You wouldn't get many more hostile environments than that"

Mattie Donnelly feels Tyrone should be proud after coming away from Navan with their championship hopes still intact.

Our Senior men recorded an excellent victory over Derrytresk on Sunday evening, their next fixture is away to Greencastle on Wednesday 27th June at 7.30pm.

Sky apologise for Sunday Game blackout in the North

Sky have issued an official apology after some viewers in Northern Ireland were unable to watch last night's episode of The Sunday Game.

HS football team of the week

Sunday's Connacht final was the only game played in the All-Ireland senior football championship this past weekend and here we pick the best 15 performers from Galway's victory over Roscommon.

HS hurling team of the week

For the second successive summer Clare and Cork have booked a date in the Munster SHC final after wins over Limerick and Waterford respectively. All four sides are represented on our hurling team of the week…

RTÉ asks Sky to investigate Sunday Game blackout in the North

RTÉ says it has asked Sky to investigate the reason why viewers in Northern Ireland were not able to watch The Sunday Game highlights show on the Sky platform last night.

Training for all Under 6 children continues this Thursday evening from 6.30pm to 7.15pm at the 3G pitch in Aughabrack.

GAA tweets of the week

Galway's Connacht SFC dreams became a reality on Sunday afternoon while in the hurling there was plenty of controversy to talk about in the meeting of Clare and Limerick…

What they said…the weekend in quotes

Galway regained the JJ Nestor Cup on Sunday while Clare and Cork booked another meeting in the Munster SHC final...

Last week's lotto numbers were 6, 11, 15 and 23. There were no jackpot winners. Two matched three numbers; Peter Campbell and Dwyer Kerr. Next week's jackpot is £2,450.

Both seniors and reserves are in action this week with games against Fintona.

Ó Sé launches two-pronged attack on 'snitch' Cavanagh

There is clearly no love lost between Marc Ó Sé and Sean Cavanagh.

As it happened: Sunday Match Tracker

It was D-Day in the Munster SHC and the Connacht SFC.

Ladies previews: provincial and All-Ireland titles up for grabs

The 2018 TG4 Ulster senior champions will be crowned on Sunday while there are All-Ireland U14 A and B titles up for grabs.

Tyrone U20 appeal rejected

Tyrone's appeal against the outcome of last Friday night's controversial Ulster U20FC semi-final against Armagh has been thrown out by the Ulster Council.

McGeeney questions ref appointment

Kieran McGeeney has expressed surprise at the choice of referee for tomorrow week's All-Ireland football qualifier between Armagh and Sligo.

GAA on TV this weekend: live coverage of football and hurling championships

RTE will be broadcasting a massive double bill of live Munster SHC and Connacht SFC action on Sunday afternoon.

Ulster GAA announce Cancer Focus NI as Charity Partner

Ulster GAA is delighted to announce its new charity partnership with Cancer Focus NI which was launched recently at the Ulster Senior Football Championship.

Tickets for both events are now nearly sold-out; due to spectator restrictions we strongly advise you to purchase any remaining tickets online to avoid disappointment.

Tyrone chairman confident of qualifier run

Tyrone county board chairman Michael Kerr says he's confident Mickey Harte's side can turnaround their form and reach the Super 8s this summer.

Red Hands seeking U20 reprieve

Tyrone are appealing their exit from the Ulster U20 football championship.

O'Brien relishing Tyrone test

Carlow manager Turlough O'Brien is by no means daunted by the task of facing Tyrone in the All-Ireland SFC qualifiers.

St Brigid's GAA Club in Kiltoom are hosting a Sevens competition which will be held on Saturday the 23rd June in Co. Roscommon.

Referees appointed for qualifier clashes

After his controversial handling of last Saturday's All-Ireland SFC qualifier between Tyrone and Meath, Paddy Neilan has been appointed to referee the round 2 clash between Offaly and Clare on Sunday week.

Our senior men were defeated by Gortin away from home on Sunday, the final score was 0-12 to 1-7

Mugsy: Sean broke an unwritten rule

Owen Mulligan has taken his former team-mates Sean Cavanagh and Gavin Devlin to task for washing Tyrone's dirty linen in public.

HS football team of the week

After a dramatic weekend of action on the gaelic football fields, 13 counties are represented on our football team of the week…

HS hurling team of the week

Clare, Limerick, Kilkenny and Galway are well represented on our hurling team of the week…

GAA tweets of the week

Laois secured the local bragging rights over neighbours Carlow at Croke Park yesterday but their win came at a cost as captain Stephen Attride sustained a serious head injury…

What they said … the hurling weekend in quotes

"We'll take time to consider what our best options are and ultimately what's best for Tipperary hurling, because that's what's most important."

Ulster GAA Writers May Merit award goes to Conor McManus

June may not have turned out to be such a memorable one for the Monaghan senior team or their talented score getter Conor McManus but he can still look back on the month of May with great satisfaction becaude he lit up the Ulster championship scene with a sparkling display against Tyrone in Healy Park.

What they said … the football weekend in quotes

"It was hard to see from my angle but, just a mid-air collision, that's all I saw. These things happen. We'll review that over the next 24 to 48 hours and just assess the situation."

Harte not impressed by Cavanagh criticism

Mickey Harte described Sean Cavanagh and other critics of Tyrone's defensive style of play as 'sad' after the Red Hands' controversial extra-time victory over Meath on Saturday.