5 talking points from the GAA football league weekend action

1. Ryan’s Way There’s no other way to approach the post-match set-to between Glenn Ryan and the GAA correspondent of the Leinster Leader, Tommy Callaghan, without feeling sympathy for both, for very different reasons.

Callaghan’s ability to invite Ryan to listen to the comments off his tape was a case of checkmate. It’s a sad affair for Ryan. 3. Tyrone’s Baller ‘We all dream of a team of Niall Morgans’ doesn’t quite have the ring to it as the same ditty when used for Gary Breen back in 2002, but right now we are looking at a Tyrone team whose best footballer is also their goalkeeper.

3,846 in Letterkenny for the north-west derby between Donegal and Fermanagh is at first glance perhaps not that impressive, but when you consider a Saturday lunchtime throw-in and a day wetter than an otter’s pocket, it was very healthy indeed.

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