After leaving the Sky and the Ground pub in Wexfor,d some revellers came across a rather unusual scene outside.

After what was the best game of the Championship to date, between

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Things didn’t go so well for American tourist Maggie Doheny when she tried out Gaelic Football for the first time.

Niall Dunne from Castledermot, Kildare has pulled of one off the best frisbee trick shots you’re likely to see.

Poor Dermot McCullagh has been utterly victimised by his ’loving’ son Kieran McCullagh over the past few months.

Donegal college student Killian Boyle and his mates decided to celebrate the end of the college year rather differently.

A woman in Dublin was shocked to receive a note, seemingly written by a child, promoting a no vote in the upcoming marriage equality referendum on May 22.

Most of us are guilty of this at one time or another but one bar in Loughrea in Galway is cracking down on the bad habit of using your phone instead of actually engaging in real-life social interactions when out with friends.

Say hello to Ireland's Jenga master.

Dundalk kid nails awesome Jenga trick

Earlier this week, we told you how Supermac’s had taken over a Times Square billboard in a marketing stunt.

Well, this is awkward.

“To get results, you have to do whatever it takes.”

A real tank.

An Irish student invaded the pitch after a recent Man United game – and got taken down hard.

Never cross a Kerryman. Or his gate, at least.

It was just trying to make itself herd...

Paul Keane from Ballerin GAA has got some serious accuracy on the GAA field.

What's going on in Clare? No, I mean in general.

A few weeks ago, a couple of Galway lads took a custom-made floor mat from a nightclub.

Pretty impressive.

Apart from finding out if Shakter Karagandy sacrifice a sheep before the game, we now have another reason to watch tonight's proceedings on RTÉ.

Breast man

KILKENNY manager Brian Cody says Henry Shefflin and John Tennyson are trying to “defy” medical opinion in order to play in next month’s All-Ireland hurling final against Tipperary.

JOHN McINTYRE’S decision to play Damien Hayes at full-forward against Offaly last weekend was a hugesuccess but he would be well advised to revert to type and play Joe Canning on the edge of the square on Sunday.

MUNSTER hooker Jerry Flannery has admitted that Biarritz gave his side a ‘going-over’ in the Heineken Cup semi-final on Sunday.

FOLLOWING his side’s eight-point defeat at the hands of Galway in the NHL final on Sunday, Cork boss Denis Walsh has another headache with the news that forward Michael Cussen has broken a bone in his hand and is likely to miss the Munster SHC clash with Tipperary.