Donegal captain, Michael Murphy is set to return to training this weekend after recovering from knee ligament damage.

Dublin captian, Bryan Cullen, says that the future looks bright for Dublin as a result of the young players brought in by manager Pat Gilroy.

Seanie Johnston is finally free to line out for Kildare after the Central Appeals Committee upheld his appeal to be allowed to transfer to St Kevin's.

Dermot Earley feels his knee is getting stronger by the week but he admits he has had to adapt his training to ensure he does not put too much pressure on the joint.

Mattie Forde has made it clear that he will not be returning to the Wexford senior football panel but he will be lining out for the juniors.

David Sutcliffe is doing more teaching than learning within the Dublin senior hurling panel and Ryan O'Dwyer could not be more impressed.

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Sean Og O hAilpin admits that his return to inter-county hurling has been a learning curve but he is happy to go with the flow in the hope that he will be picked.

Kerry forward Darran O'Sullivan has called on the GAA to look at the structure of the All-Ireland Championships because he feels the wait between matches is too long.

Benny Coulter may still be on crutches but the Down forward has not given up hope of lining out for his county in the championship this summer.