Lee Costello

1 week ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Lee Costello

County legend Johnny McGurk believes that the Derry squad is getting stronger as the season progresses and they can pull off an upset against Galway, especially due to some new young guns on the team — including his own son, Paddy. The Oak Leafers haven’t won a single game in 2025 and finished bottom of Division One, but they were highly competitive in most of the matches and last week they put it up to All-Ireland champions Armagh in their own backyard.

1 week ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Lee Costello

Tyrone can start dreaming again as win over Donegal has changed everything, says former starTyrone’s Conn Kilpatrick and Brian Kennedy during the League clash with MayoFormer forward Connor McAliskey believes the ‘tables have turned’ for his home county Tyrone in just a single week — and they have done so for the better. The Red Hands pulled off a famous victory against Donegal last weekend in Ballybofey, in doing so recording their first ever Championship win against Jim McGuinness.

1 week ago | independent.ie | Lee Costello

Jarlath Burns has been the most proactive, positive and hands-on GAA president in recent years and has already overseen some massive changes to the organisation, most of which have been successful. Without going too heavy on the new rules, even the most defiant defender of the old game can’t truthfully say that things aren’t better than they were before the enhancements, and it isn’t an exaggeration to say that this sort of Gaelic football is now on a par with hurling in terms of entertainment.

1 week ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Lee Costello

Jarlath Burns has been the most proactive, positive and hands-on GAA President in recent years and has already overseen some massive changes to the organisation, most of which have been successful. Without going too heavy on the new rules, even the most defiant defender of the old game can’t truthfully say that things aren’t better than they were before the enhancements, and it isn’t an exaggeration to say that this sort of Gaelic football is now on a par with hurling in terms of entertainment.

1 week ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Lee Costello

The All-Ireland group stages are under way and the provincial Championships — which felt like the most important thing in the world only two weeks ago — are practically irrelevant now. However, Sunday Life Sport has taken a look back at each of the Ulster teams’ performances throughout the League and Championship, and highlighted one key star on each side that has stood out.