The Kelly family feature on ‘Doctor in the House’ on TV3 on Wednesday at 9pm.

She took a big hit towards the end of yesterday’s All-Ireland senior camogie final, but Ashling Thompson wasn’t going to give in at that stage. The Cork captain had a cup to collect and a speech to give, after all.

Good evening. Here’s a briefing on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com today.

Mark Graham completed his 2,500km cycle in Kinsale, Co Cork, yesterday with a visit to Charles Fort and a pint in The Bulman pub, where the Waterford man announced his intention to continue cycling as far as his own front door.

A father-of-one who absconded from a psychiatric unit on the grounds of a Dublin hospital was last seen alive by a gravedigger.

She is the hard-tackling, heavily tattooed poster girl of camogie, but Ashling Thompson wears her heart on her sleeve.

Another queen is due to arrive in Cork today — but this one’s on a mission to sell the region to American tourists.

Hundreds of mourners have attended the funerals of the victims of last week’s horror car crash which took the lives of four young women in Kildare.

Niamh Doyle and Ashling Middleton will be laid to rest this afternoon in Kildare and Carlow.

An electrician has been sentenced to life in prison after being found guilty of murdering a bread delivery man in a Limerick petrol station three years ago.

THE Kerry GAA player who collapsed during a local derby championship game at the weekend died yesterday.

THE only way Cork businessman Richard O’Brien could drink in his local again was to buy it.

He has served his county well, but next Saturday Liam Sheedy will savour his special Christmas Day treat more than usual. John Fogarty explains.

The family of an Irish man gunned down by Bolivian police tonight backed calls for an international probe into the killing.

THE brother and sister of a deceased nine-year-old boy, who became a “walking fireball” after an accident at a construction site, have been awarded €100,000 in compensation.

MOST popular winner of the afternoon at Listowel yesterday was Finns Cross, trained locally by Seamus Lynch, in the Jackie and Gene Handicap Hurdle.

WHAT a difference a year makes. This time 12 months ago, Bouncer was destined for the dog pound.

A LIFESTYLE change that gives you more time.