Declan Whooley is an Online Journalist at RTÉ Sport. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive sports, sports business, and sports broadcasting. Declan's work has been featured in RTE, highlighting his expertise and passion for the world of sports.
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Dermot McAleese says the the furore around Corrigan Park in the Ulster championship served to highlight the plight of Antrim GAA and is hopeful they can improve on semi-final defeats in the Tailteann Cup.
Tipp and Clare clash with plenty on the line in Munster, while Galway v Wexford is arguably the tie of the round in Leinster.
Dean Healy may be an integral part of a Wicklow side looking to progress in the Tailteann Cup, but the St Pat's clubman has come to view football in a different light due to his own personal circumstances.
Wexford's Liam Coleman is hoping for a decent run in the Tailteann Cup after opening their group campaign with victory over Longford.
The IRFU has confirmed that the men's rugby Sevens programme is to cease but that the women's game will continue in its current guise.
The winds of change are blowing around Offaly football. Mickey Harte didn't hang about in sprinkling the trophy-winning stardust, with the Division 3 title secured with victory over Kildare in March at Croke Park.
Jon Mackey is aiming to build on past legacies in Irish Boxing as he looks to steer the sport through the next Olympic cycle after some turbulent years within the IABA.
Galway welcome Davy Fitzgerald's Antrim to Pearse Stadium knowing a home win, and a Dublin loss later in the day would set up an effective Leinster final play-off in Parnell Park next week.
He'll be celebrating his 34th birthday next month, but Longford defender Paddy Fox hasn't as much inter-county mileage on the clock as some of his peers.
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