New Kerry captain Kieran Donaghy will make his first competitive start of the year in Sunday’s Allianz Football League Division 1 clash with Dublin in Fitzgerald Stadium (2pm).

When David Power led the Tipperary minors to victory over Cork in Páirc Uí Chaoimh in 2009, the joyful visiting fans staged an impromptu pitch invasion, such was the rarity of the achievement.

Cork will not mount any further opposition to the decision to run the Féile na nGael without top-tier competitions in both 2014 and ’15.

Limerick club Dromcollogher-Broadford are continuing to train for Saturday’s county U21FC final replay despite opponents St Mary’s Seán Finns having been expelled from the competition yesterday.

All fixtures are tomorrow unless stated

A man has pleaded not guilty to the murder of David Whyte in Dublin five years ago.

The Cork U21 footballers have named an unchanged side from the team that beat Kerry a fortnight ago in the Munster quarter-final for tomorrow night’s last-four clash with Limerick in the Gaelic grounds (7.30pm).

FIVE new allegations of child sexual abuse at a Cork school were received by the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart in the past month, according to the order.

THE CHURCH’S National Board for Safeguarding Children in the Catholic Church (NBSCCC) has begun two investigations into the handling of child protection complaints by the Sacred Heart Missionaries.

A COUNSELLING centre in Cork has confirmed that a priest, against whom seven allegations of sexual abuse have been lodged, worked as a volunteer with them in the early 1990s.

FORMER pupils of a Cork boarding school will meet in Dublin this month with the Fianna Fáil senator who used Seanad privilege to uncloak their former principal as an alleged child abuser who flouted his restricted ministry.

FORMER pupils of a Co Cork boarding school during the tenure of Fr Donncha Mac Cárthaigh and Fr Tadhg Daly have described the school as “an educational gulag” and “a school that was run like a concentration camp”.

COLÁISTE an Chroi Naofa in Carrignavar was situated on a 300-acre lush farming estate, complete with dairy herd and manmade lake, 12 kilometres north of Cork city.

POBALSCOIL Chorca Dhuibhne advanced to a second successive Corn Ui Mhuiri semi-final after a five point win over their conquerors last year, De La Salle Macroom in Killarney.

AN INJURY-TIME free from Aindreas O Coinceannain secured Béal Átha’n Ghaorthaidh (Ballingeary) a draw against Grenagh in their PIFC fourth-round stalemate with Grenagh at Kilmichael on Saturday.

AN INJURY-TIME free from Aindreas O Coinceannain secured Béal Átha’n Ghaorthaidh (Ballingeary) a draw against Grenagh in their PIFC fourth-round stalemate with Grenagh at Kilmichael on Saturday.

A 33-year-old Dublin man has been acquitted of membership of the IRA following a week-long trial at the Special Criminal Court.

The Special Criminal Court has reserved judgment in the case of a 33-year-old Dublin man who denies being a member of the IRA.

A senior garda witness has told the Special Criminal Court that he is satisfied a Dublin man on trial for membership of the IRA is a member of an unlawful organisation, and was involved in subversive activity for a time prior to his arrest.

A man on trial for membership of the IRA told gardaí that boiler suits, cable ties and balaclavas found in the car he was in at the time of his arrest, could have been there for the purposes of an orgy.

A Garda witness in the case of a man on trial for membership of the IRA has denied that he and his colleagues decided to "do" the accused for membership, when they found no firearms in his possession.

Senior Garda detectives have told the Special Criminal Court that a man on trial for membership of the IRA had been under surveillance for several hours before his arrest.

The Special Criminal Court has heard that items regularly used to make pipe-bombs were discovered at the home of a man on trial for membership of an unlawful organisation.

I WAS amazed by the comments of Conradh na Gaeilge president Dáithí Mac Cárthaigh (Irish Examiner letters, June 17).

THE allure of any commodity is greatly enhanced by the policy of forbiddance.