Kerry GAA legend Mick O’Dwyer will be laid to rest in his native Waterville this afternoon

In football, Dublin travel to face All-Ireland champions Armagh, with Dessie Farrell's side winning three out of their first four games in Division One.

The famous tournament in memory of the Kerry GAA legend will take place across the Dingle Peninsula between February 21st and 23rd.

The All-Ireland senior football championship is really heating up with four mouthwatering ties in store this weekend, with Kerry vs Derry the pick of the bunch

It’s not because Roscommon were left battered and bruised by Kerry but I believe it’s time to scrap the All-Ireland U-17 football quarter-finals. Anyone who was in Cusack Park Ennis last Saturday week would echo those thoughts.

The prospect of David Clifford rocking up to the Hyde this afternoon (Sunday) will generate plenty of excitement, particularly among the younger generation that will hope to rub shoulders with the Kerry icon once Noel Mooney blows his final whistle.

A weekend where new management, rivalries, and exciting fixtures, there will be no shortage of talking points heading into this weekend's action.

The Kerry forward won his third all-star in a row, alongside his brother Paudie, as the All-Ireland runners up had four players in the all-star team.