GAA News and Information

Shane McAnarney netted as Meath made a solid start to their Allianz Football League Division Two campaign by beating Monaghan by six points.

Down edged a tight all-Ulster affair in Allianz Football League Division One to beat Donegal by a single score on Saturday.

Kerry survived kicking a large number of wides to defeat Dublin by 1-14 to 0-11 in Saturday evening’s Allianz Football League Division One opener.

Conor Mortimer marked his return to senior competitive action for Mayo by starring in his side’s 1-11 to 0-8 Allianz Football League Division One win over Laois on Saturday.

Kerry, Mayo and Donegal began their Allianz League Division One campaigns with wins on Saturday, while Tyrone and Meath were successful in Division Two.

Brian Cody is not in favour of inter-county managers being paid as he fears it would lead to calls for the sport to be professionalised.

Seanie Johnston remains in limbo despite Cavan Gaels signing his transfer form.

Down manager James McCartan is of the opinion that there are five teams in danger of dropping out of Division One of the Allianz Football League.

Niall McNamee has returned to the Offaly senior football panel for the 2012 season.

Pat Gilroy has named eight of the team that started last September's All-Ireland SFC final victory over Kerry for Saturday's rematch in Division One of the Allianz Football League.

James Reilly has returned to the Cavan senior football squad ahead of the Allianz Football League.

Former Dublin manager Tommy Lyons believes Pat Gilroy's men can drive on and achieve further glory after getting the 'monkey off their back' in 2011.

Conor Gormley will miss the first few weeks of the lead as he is due to have surgery on a troublesome ankle.

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Jim McGuinness has given Kevin Cassidy an inter-county lifeline by suggesting he would be willing to welcome the player back into the Donegal football panel.

Michael Meehan's inter-county future with Galway has been thrown into doubt by a long-standing ankle injury.

The Cavan County Board have decided not to sign Seanie Johnston's transfer application for fears they would be in breach of GAA Rules.

Kevin Hughes has joined the growing number of Tyrone veterans to call time on his inter-county career.

Limerick hurling manager John Allen does not agree with those who believe only Kilkenny and Tipperary are in the running for this year's Liam McCarthy.

Allianz have committed to supporting the National Hurling and Football Leagues for a further three years until 2015.