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CLAUDIA CARROLL is a born storyteller, whether on stage or screen, as a novelist or in person with anecdotes of pals’ romantic entanglements and stories of love gone awry.

A former Dublin footballer accused of breaking another player's jaw on the pitch told gardaí he struck out in a “reflex action” after he had been hit in the testicles, a court has heard.

SLIM and trim, actor Bryan Murray seems an unlikely poster boy for the Irish Heart Foundation’s Heart Month. Despite the 64-year-old Fair City star’s healthy lifestyle and regular medical check-ups, he was diagnosed with high cholesterol four years ago.

Former Kerry footballers Seán O’Sullivan and Micheál Quirke believe Eoin Brosnan will get the nod at centre-back for Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final clash against Dublin at Croke Park.

Listen to live audio from 4FM of a Dublin man telling the whole country that he is cheating on his fiancé.

People are choosing to sleep rough in Poland for a break from their tents as the novelty factor of camping slowly turns to hatred.

THE newly crowned Rose of Tralee finds herself torn in four this weekend with a double sporting dilemma that is causing consternation.

IN the end the only nosebleed was suffered by the referee, not the favourites.

EAMON FENNELL has expressed fears he may not be allowed to play for Dublin this year.

HAD the Dublin footballers won last year’s All-Ireland title then virtually every county squad in the country would have been training this morning at 6.30am.

IT was the call I’d been waiting for since about the age of eight.

ROSSCARBERY is a new hot-spot following a scorching auction result last weekend where a three-bed 30-year old bungalow with views went €200,000 over its price guide and even passed the half million mark.

ROSE of Tralee Orla Tobin still thought she was dreaming when she woke up yesterday morning.

SO, it has come to this. The game of the weekend and game of the season presents itself in Croke Park this afternoon. If anyone still doubts the qualifiers are out-stripping the significance of the provinces, ask yourself this: which match are you anticipating more this weekend - Dublin and Armagh or Galway and Mayo?

Donegal 0-9 Dublin 1-10

Clare 0-18 Dublin 2-7

National Football League’s third series of matches go ahead today.