As the sun begins to set on the inter-county summer, thoughts turn towards the heart of the action — the club scene.

Pre-tax profits at Irish sportswear giant O’Neill’s trebled to €1.85m in 2016, largely driven by huge sales of its commemorative green jersey to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the 1916 Rising.

The new Ireland rugby jersey has been revealed, claiming to be “the most technically advanced jersey ever produced”.

United have unveiled a new kit in grey, the first time they have used the colour since 1996.

The green jersey includes a print of the 1916 Proclamation on the back…

The family of a student cleared of rape and sexual assault said they have been through 15 months of “absolute hell”.

Paul Stirling claimed three wickets before blasting a half-century as Ireland defeated Jersey by seven wickets to get their World Twenty20 qualifying campaign back on track.

Canterbury released pictures of the new jersey, and it’s available to pre-order online from irishrugby.ie.

All the stars turned up in their gladrags - and so did this guy in a Kerry jersey.

Munster rugby fanatic Niamh Barron is prepared to go to extraordinary lengths to get to France for the big Heineken Cup game against Toulon.

There's Rory and James. They're Dubliners. They're at the Super Bowl. They want everyone to know both these things.

A former carer at a Jersey children’s home was found guilty today of indecently assaulting teenagers while he worked there in the 1970s.

The policeman in charge of the Jersey child abuse inquiry claimed today that criticism of his investigation was a bid to protect the “bucket and spade image” of the island.

The new police chief in charge of the Jersey child abuse probe ruled out murder today as he expressed “much regret” at inaccurate information provided by his predecessors.

The former head of the Jersey child abuse investigation today said the ability to secure justice for the victims had been “sacrificed”.

A couple arrested by Jersey police as part of a historic abuse inquiry will not face charges because of a lack of evidence, the island’s Attorney General confirmed.

A couple arrested by Jersey police as part of the historic abuse inquiry will not face charges because of a lack of evidence, the island’s Attorney General said today.

The former head of the Jersey child abuse investigation tonight slammed the island’s legal system, claiming they delayed prosecutions and were held in “contempt” by victims.

Police today refused to rule out a murder inquiry into the deaths of at least five children whose charred remains were found at a former children’s home on Jersey.

Jersey police have discovered the partial remains of at least five youngsters at Haut de la Garenne, the former children’s home at the centre of the island’s child abuse investigation, it was revealed.

Evidence has been found in a Second World War bunker which “corroborates” claims by alleged child abuse victims in Jersey, detectives said today.

A man is to appear before Jersey Magistrates Court today charged with sexually assaulting boys at the former children’s home Haut de la Garenne.

Two people arrested by detectives investigating historical allegations of attacks on children in care on Jersey were bailed last night, police said.

A man was arrested today in connection with an abuse investigation at a former children’s home.

Police today charged a 45-year-old man over allegations of sexual abuse relating to the Haut de la Garenne former children’s home on Jersey.

A man has been arrested in connection with allegations of sexual abuse at the Haut de la Garenne former children’s home on Jersey, police said today.

Detectives investigating allegations of abuse at a former Jersey children’s home said new tests had proved “beyond doubt” that the remains of more than one child had been found.

Detectives investigating allegations of abuse at a former Jersey children’s home have unearthed more bone fragments and another child’s tooth, police on the island said today.

A 68-year-old man was arrested in Jersey today in connection with the island’s ongoing investigation into historical child abuse.

Experts searching a hidden cellar at the former Haut de la Garenne children’s home on Jersey have discovered children’s milk teeth, police revealed today.

Bloodstained items found in the cellars of a former children's home on Jersey are being analysed.

A number of bloodstained items have been found in two secret underground chambers at a former children’s home in Jersey being investigated over abuse claims, police said today.

Two pits are being excavated near the boy’s dormitory at a former Jersey children’s home where the remains of a child were found, police said today.

Police investigating abuse claims at a former children’s home on Jersey began accessing the final pair of four secret underground chambers today.

The first pictures of a second “punishment room” at a former a Jersey children’s home where 100 people claim they were abused were released today showing more graffiti written on a wall.

Two more “punishment rooms” were found at a former Jersey children’s home at the centre of a major child abuse investigation, police said today.

Police broke into a second underground chamber at Haut de la Garenne today in their search for evidence of child abuse in Jersey spanning four decades.

Police tonight released the first pictures of their forensic teams at work in the underground chambers at the former Jersey care home where it is claimed children were abused.