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Kerry beat Tyrone in All-Ireland semi-final to book final spot - as it happened
Remarkably, Tyrone and Kerry did not lock horns in the championship arena until the 1986 All-Ireland final. They have since met eight times in the GAA's showpiece competition. Overall, Kerry lead 5-4 and won the last encounter convincingly, beating the Red Hands 2-18 to 0-12 in the 2023 quarter-finals.
Fairly or unfairly, it’s something that gets discussed nearly every time the Kingdom have exited the championship or come up ...
Enda McGinley and Nigel Dunne join Jacqui Hurley to look back on the All-Ireland football semi-final weekend. David Clifford ...
Donegal equalled the longest season in the football championship by playing a 10th match on Sunday. The All-Ireland final ...
AS TYRONE aim to land another knockout punch on Kerry, Colm Cooper admits that the Red Hands’ success in the lower weight ...
By Cian O'Connell at Croke Park This was a satisfactory Saturday evening at Croke Park for Kerry. Jack O'Connor's charges ...
Manager Malachy O'Rourke laments Tyrone's carelessness in possession and profligacy in attack after they were outgunned by ...
Preview: Tyrone must dominate skies and need Darragh Canavan at his elusive best if they are to turn tables on Kingdom The ...
Tyrone GAA veteran Mark Bradley has affirmed that his side are “definitely not intimidated” by Kerry ahead of their iconic ...
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