And then there was just one — if Ronan Clarke gets back at all.

The summer after his departure from Manchester United, Roy Keane gave a riveting two-hour talk to the Cork hurlers who were then bidding for a third All-Ireland in a row.

Sometimes it snows in April, a man once sang, and this past week, Ronan Rafferty has got to know just how true that is.

We’ll hear it all week, hopefully in the ceremony in the log cabin afterwards too: he learned.

Ten years ago, almost to the week, Earl Woods gave his assessment on how his son had just won his third US Masters.

All these years later and so much about them remains the same.

Jasper McElroy couldn’t believe what he was hearing. Neither could Paudie O’Connor.

You have to admire Munster Council chairman Seán Walsh.

It’s sport all right; just not as you know it. Derval Devaney was a triathlete before she tried the Gaelforce West adventure race.

When it comes to appreciating the commitment of elite GAA players, their rugby counterparts are among their biggest admirers.