As I walked out of Croke Park after the hurling final, I wondered if football's showpiece would follow the same script: one outstanding team proving simply too good. I still think it will.
The GAA’s disciplinary process has long been a source of ridicule. And despite everything, the suspicion still lingers that a suspension is not a punishment, but the opening move in a negotiation.
Court protection has been extended to the artisan chocolatier in Co Kerry as three investors submit proposals to rescue Paddy McKillen Jr's struggling business.
Last Sunday's Kerry All-Ireland victory was was a 15-man demonstration of everything that is possible in modern Gaelic football.
The first All-Ireland final of the new era may well define the era. Chaos has been injected into Gaelic football this year, but will systems triumph over talent as Donegal take on Kerry in Croke Park on Sunday?
Bruised, short on rest, and outgunned on paper — but Kerry’s ability to thrive in unpredictability makes it the most dangerous kind of underdog.
Top Part, run by the Dillane brothers, is being acquired by France’s Autodistribution, a company ultimately controlled by the owner of Autoglass and Moleskin.
Kerry are a team with the potential to win multiple All-Irelands but they face the real Dublin in this Sunday’s final.
In picturesque Waterville, a long-favoured holiday spot for golfers, one historic hotel fell behind the times. Its fate has now been decided in the High Court between a London businessman and a Kerry local.
Kerry need to be willing to learn from their defeat to Tyrone and they need to be willing to learn the right lessons.
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