The Renard man, who runs his own physiotherapy clinic in Portlaoise, brought the O’Moore County from Division 4 at the start of last season to Division 2 this past March.

A local paper is calling on an inter-county GAA manager to apologise after comments allegedly made after last weekend's Leinster senior football final.

With 11 senior football counties and 10 competing in the hurling championship, Leinster is the busiest province around.

WESTMEATH County Board secretary Pat Lynagh admitted “much deliberation” went into the reappointment of senior football team boss Pat Flanagan for next season.

Three Co. Louth men accused of attacking referee Martin Sludden after last year's controversial Leinster Senior Football final at Croke Park had their trial date set today.

THE Leinster senior football final and the Munster senior hurling final are two of the most attractive sporting events of the weekend for punters but I really cannot envisage an upset in either match.

A JUDGE has refused to throw out the case of a man accused of attacking referee Martin Sludden after last year’s Leinster Senior Football final.

Three Co Louth men appeared in court today accused of attacking the referee at last year's controversial Leinster Senior Football final at Croke Park.

TYRONE county board chairman Ciaran McLaughlin has hit out at the treatment meted to referee Martin Sludden at the end of last July’s controversial Leinster senior football final.

THE Leinster Council will decide today whether or not to go ahead with its weekend fixtures and is facing the prospect of its club finals not being played until the end of January.

MEATH are bracing themselves for a huge GAA backlash following confirmation last night that they will not offer a re-match to Louth in the wake of Sunday’s controversial Leinster SFC final climax.

GARDAÍ are examining video footage and are in contact with GAA officials to identify fans who assaulted a referee and a steward during chaotic scenes in Croke Park on Sunday.

THE Ger Lyons-trained Solent Ridge proved the star of last night’s action in Sligo, defying the welter burden of 10-5 when bolting up in the Racecourse Signage Handicap over six and a half furlongs.