The injuries sustained by Sean Cavanagh on Saturday were no laughing matter but the timing of the incident in Moy’s senior championship game against Edendork would leave critics of Tyrone football with a wry smile.

It may take a while to get to Harvey’s Point, but once ensconced, you won’t want to leave, says Elaine Loughlin.

From March 31, 2019, if you are applying for planning permission, your house must comply with Nearly Zero Energy Building rules, says Kya deLongchamps.

AT the halfway point of the decade, I selected the players who were best positioned to make any all-decade side.

An Ghaeltacht player-manager Marc Ó Sé has questioned why the decision to postpone their All-Ireland Club intermediate FC semi-final couldn’t have been made sooner.

Pádraig Ó Sé wasn’t even a teenager when An Ghaeltacht last graced Croke Park but that 2004 All-Ireland senior club final defeat to Caltra was one of those formative experiences.

He’s on the sideline now. There was a time not so long ago when Dara Ó Cinnéide was the tip of the spear as An Ghaeltacht collected Kerry senior titles and made it to the big show on St Patrick’s Day, but now the prolific forward is part of the club’s management team.

Two DCU students have turned their solution to the time-consuming task of transcribing hours of interviews into a start-up business, attracting more than 4,000 users of the application in five months.

Stephen Cluxton has won his game’s ultimate honour on four occasions. This Saturday, he makes his 89th championship appearance, going one ahead of Tomás and Marc Ó Sé, writes John Fogarty.

Stephen Duffy is a member of the Irish Wingsuit team attempting to break several world records in California next week. They’ll skydive from a height in excess of 33,000ft, in temperatures of less than -55C, at speeds over 250km/h.

Eileen Battersby, literary correspondent at The Irish Times, has written a fine debut novel that is peppered with high-cultural references and yet manages to be a thumping good yarn, despite the fact that the first person narrator isn’t altogether likeable.

The way Donnchadh Walsh uttered it, he didn’t intend for it to be news, but news it most certainly is — Colm Cooper and Kieran Donaghy are set to be part of the Kerry effort this season.

Tralee CBS 1-15 Coláiste Na Sceilge 0-11: Marc Ó Sé’s Tralee CBS carried too much firepower for a gutsy Coláiste Na Sceilge side, coached by Maurice Fitzgerald, in this Corn Ui Mhuiri opener at Cromane yesterday.

On the day Marc Ó Sé confirmed his retirement from inter-county football, former Kerry star Paul Galvin expressed his view that Colm ‘Gooch’ Cooper can prolong his career by another two or three years.

Marc Ó Sé’s former college mate Alan Brogan has led the tributes to the retired Kerry defender, describing him as the best corner-back of the last 15 years.

Experienced inter-county manager Tomás Ó Flatharta predicts his native Kerry will pull a rabbit from the hat and bring “something special” to their clash with Dublin.

In the previous decade, both times I was collared for penalty points happened on the way to meeting the Ó Sés. 

It’s relatively rare for men to take parental leave so Andrea Mara asked the experts, including some fathers, to tell her about their experience.

You too can be a glowing goddess, says Katie Wright.

Mark Hughes has given Martin O’Neill an upbeat bulletin on Stoke’s Irish contingent.

Mick O’Dwyer has given Kerry a ringing endorsement ahead of Sunday’s Division 1 final with Dublin, lauding the older generation of players who have impressed this spring.

For 37 minutes on Sunday, seven of Kerry’s team were either over 30 or in Darran O’Sullivan’s case turning 30 this year.

Kerry U21 boss Jack O’Connor has warned that the county must start producing young players capable of surviving at senior level as “Aidan O’Mahony, Marc Ó Sé, Kieran Donaghy, and Colm Cooper can’t go on forever”.

Kristen Bell was stunning in this strapless silver-grey dress by Reem Acra at the Los Angeles premiere of The Boss. Metallic Christian Louboutins and rose-pink lipstick finished the look.

Marc Ó Sé is uncomfortable with former GAA president Seán Kelly’s suggestion to name the proposed All-Ireland “B” championship after his late uncle Páidí.