The Kerry GAA fan who suffered a heart attack at Saturday night’s Allianz League game in Tralee has heaped praise on everyone who helped save his life.

It was Mark Foley, Tim O’Halloran’s assistant, who threw the the idea there first.

A number of flights have been cancelled, with trains experiencing delays as Storm Atiyah hits Ireland tonight.

Former Limerick hurler and manager TJ Ryan reveals what he looks for as a rule of thumb when assessing the very best hurlers

A €1bn subsea power cable linking Ireland to France will help drive down electricity prices for Irish consumers, government leaders said today as they signed an application for some €600m in European grant aid for the project.

Can things go too well, too early? It’s a question Limerick aren’t used to, but Mark Foley doesn’t think it’s an issue.

The chief of EirGrid has said it needs to become much better at engaging communities, as it seeks “significant investment” in the electricity grid around the country to prepare for infrastructure, such as data centres.

Brian Cody has been able to take a break from the psychological manipulation, because Kilkenny, for the time being, are underdogs, writes Larry Ryan

“Tipp v Clare...another turkey shoot. Goals are getting scarce. Sliothar has to be looked at. Travelling far too far. Points from distance. Boring.”

A Garda inspector saved the life of a court attendee who suffered a fit yesterday.

Kerry hurling manager Ciaran Carey has branded as “silly” a motion to this year’s GAA’s Annual Congress aimed at deleting the rule which allows players from stronger counties represent those from further down the pecking order.

Richie Bennis has no doubts when asked which Patrickswell team this current side remind him of.

Hurling’s managerial carousel had already picked up considerable pace by the time Kilkenny returned up the steps of the Hogan Stand in early September, several high-profile figures opting off the merry-go-round.

On the recommendation of County Board chairman Patrick O’Sullivan, delegates at last evening’s Kerry County Board meeting ratified Peter Keane to succeed Jack O’Connor as the county’s new Minor football manager for a two-year term.

Matters to be resolved.

Landing Cistercian College Roscrea’s first ever Leinster Schools’ Senior Cup was sweet. Sweeter maybe than an All-Ireland football title to a Kerryman.

Coillte hopes the Government’s white paper on energy, due later this year, will see Ireland begin to harness its largely untapped private sector forestry resource.

Some goals are bigger than others. Michael Moynihan has a look at nine of the most significant scores in the history of Cork v Tipperary.

Cork, it can be said, have better rapport with other Munster counties. The same for Tipperary as much as geography means every game is a rivalry. This particular relationship on Sunday thrives on lashings of respect but a smattering of contempt too.

All week the talk has been of Limerick making amends for last year’s semi-final, so where better to start?

Richie Bennis and Mark Foley are keeping their fingers crossed Páirc Uí Chaoimh will tonight be chosen as the venue for Limerick’s Munster final meeting with Cork on July 13.

Ireland’s forestry service has branched out into the movie business, aiming to grow revenue by becoming the country’s biggest supplier of outdoor TV and film locations.

Last night’s Limerick County Board meeting was sensationally abandoned after some clubs pushed for a vote on Tom Ryan to be installed as the county’s new intermediate team manager.

Tom Ryan and his former senior captain Ciaran Carey are returning to inter-county management with Limerick. Ryan has been proposed as the county’s new intermediate hurling team manager, with Carey set to take over the U21s for a second time.

Versatile Limerick hurler Brian Geary has decided to call time on his inter-county career, it has been confirmed.

A drink-driving case was dramatically dismissed against a two-time All Star hurler last night after his uncle admitted giving him whiskey after the sports star had knocked down a pedestrian.

A FORMER two-time All Star Limerick hurler appeared in court yesterday charged in connection with a hit and run last year.

IRELAND remains on course to meet its 2020 renewable energy targets, with EirGrid offering all latest wind farm applicants a chance to connect to the national grid.

MARK FOLEY could be on the verge of a sensational return to the Limerick senior hurling panel.