Connacht MFC final: Galway 0-7 Sligo 1-4

Mayo 1-3 Galway 3-14

Could your county board do with an extra €5m? Would your county board like this €5m to come in the form of one of those great Fifa loans that don’t actually have to be paid back?

Jack Black is still making movies. Here's his latest.

Armagh manager Kieran McGeeney has taken GAA commentators, including Joe Brolly, to task about their "lies" concerning the extent of his panel’s training schedule, writes John Fogarty.

Travel writer Philip Marsden has spent years describing his journeys across Europe and Africa, but his latest book focuses on his home county, Cornwall, inspired by a family decision to renovate an old farmhouse.

Declan Burke casts his eye over the latest movie releases. 

Cliff Robertson, PT 109, 1963.

Marc Ó Sé says he’ll never forget how his late uncle Páidí stuck by him after the 2002 All-Ireland final defeat.

One for the kiddies, with a smattering of jokes thrown in to keep the grown-ups awake, a blend of animation and live action that nods towards the great old classic 'The Man Who Came to Dinner' … only this time it’s the rabbit who came to stay.

GERRY MARSDEN did his best to lift Liverpool’s flagging spirits when the former Gerry and the Pacemakers singer took to the pitch before kick-off to lead the Anfield crowd in a rousing rendition of “You’ll Never Walk Alone”.

FORMER Armagh attacker, Diarmaid Marsden, has welcomed Central Council’s ratification of the GPA’s formal recognition as a representative body of hurling and football players.

Be careful what you wish for, somebody usually suffers.

Frustrated that his 14-year-old younger brother has more success with girls, Ian Lafferty (Josh Zuckerman) joins forces with buddy Lance (Clark Duke) to drive the 500 miles separating Chicago from Knoxville, home to his internet fantasy, Ms Tasty (Katrina Bowden).

Cameron Diaz and 'X-Men' hunk James Marsden are to play husband and wife in a new horror movie.

Cameron Diaz and X-Men hunk James Marsden are to play husband and wife in a new horror movie.

Ulster secured an impressive victory against Connacht in the Youths Interprovincial Matches at Donegal Golf Club today.

Armagh will have a blend of old and new on show when they begin their Ulster SFC title defence against league champions Donegal on Sunday at Ballybofey throw-in 4pm.

Laois 1-13 Armagh 0-8, O'Moore Park

NEWPORT Gwent Dragons grabbed a late victory on a horrible night for rugby as they leapfrogged Glasgow in the Magners League.

Glasgow Warriors 34 Edinburgh 27

Cardiff 27 Glasgow 9

Former European and British bantamweight champion Noel Wilders has been chosen to oppose Dubliner Bernard Dunne at the National Stadium on Saturday, January 28.

A former soldier jailed over the loyalist murder of two Catholic workmen was found dead in his cell today.

Armagh star Diarmuid Marsden broke his leg yesterday in a club football match, just days after announcing his inter-county retirement.

Armagh attacker Diarmuid Marsden has announced his retirement from inter-county football, just ahead of his 30th birthday.

FORMER star forward Joe McKenna was last night elected interim manager of the Limerick senior hurling team by his fellow selectors.

JIM BETTS claimed at last evening’s weigh-in that he was in Dublin to spoil Bernard Dunne’s homecoming party at the National Stadium but the Irishman was having none of it.

ARMAGH manager Joe Kernan has announced an unchanged side for the Ulster champions’ clash with Fermanagh in the All-Ireland SFC quarter-final at Croke Park on Saturday.

ARMAGH have been in the last two All-Ireland finals and based on yesterday’s performance at Croke Park, that trend is set to continue in September.

Armagh 3-15 Donegal 0-11

Armagh 3-15 Donegal 0-11

All roads lead south today as Armagh and Donegal face off in the Ulster football final in front of a sell-out crowd at Croke Park.

All-Ireland finalists Armagh are boosted by the return of team captain Kieran McGeeney for Sunday's Ulster final against Donegal at Headquarters.

Armagh 0-13 Cavan 0-11

Armagh forward Diarmuid Marsden is an injury doubt for the Orchard County's Ulster championship opener against Monaghan next month.

THE GAA public might remain uncertain about the summer prospects of these two teams, but the way they entertained the 7,000-odd that braved the conditions in Navan, suggests they be discarded at your peril.

ARMAGH manager Joe Kernan let rip after watching his All-Ireland football finalists struggle for the majority of yesterday’s second-round Allianz Football League defeat at Pearse Stadium.

A television detective has quit his role in a theatrical production after suffering from a severe bout of stage fright, it emerged today.

Gordon Strachan is considering all options as he looks to bring to an end three straight defeats when his team take on Leicester at St Mary’s tomorrow.