FAI chief executive John Delaney is a man of his word.

US secretary of state John Kerry has warned of the risk to the peace process if there are changes to the border with the Republic on the back of Brexit.

Ballincollig 1-12 Carbery Rangers 1-15: Honours to Carbery Rangers in yesterday’s Cork SFC final — the west Cork men were just too good for Ballincollig in a high-scoring, entertaining game as they won an emotional first senior county title.

In finals, where it’s all on the line, you want your big players influencing the game, and that’s exactly what Carbery Rangers got yesterday when they needed it.

Valley Rovers 2-10 Carbery Rangers 0-14: IT isn’t often the sporting planets align to deliver a match climax that maintains the high pitch of everything that preceded it, but such were the delights of last night’s intense Cork SFC first round clash at resplendent Ballinascarthy.

The closing stages of the Cork senior football championship final seemed to pass in slow motion.

A dancing garda has become an internet sensation in a video highlighting the attractions of a traditional seaside resort.

Pre-tax profits at the Irish arm of global biotechnology firm Genzyme fell 25% last year, despite revenues topping €1.2bn.

Michael Hurley has been named at in attack in the only change to the Cork side for this evening’s Electric Ireland Munster MFC semi-final with Tipperary in Semple Stadium (7.30).

Underage star John “Bubbles” O’Dwyer was star of the show as Killenaule shocked hot favourites Moyle Rovers to win their first south SFC title by 0-17 to 1-12 at Kilsheelan.

A massive auction of dream trips abroad, luxury breaks, sports tickets, art, and antiques could help fund the extension of a vital cancer research project at Cork University Hospital.

After tribunal findings and a Revenue bill, Michael Lowry’s luck seems to be turning, as his mare stands to turn around his financial fortunes, writes investigative correspondent Conor Ryan

AN ANNUAL national roadshow that will unleash a world of learning and fun to more than 750 secondary students in Dublin, Cork, Galway, Waterford and Limerick is underway in Waterford Institute of Technology.

WATERFORD’s descent into economic gloom was halted yesterday by confirmation of 270 new jobs for the county thanks to big expansion programmes by two multinationals.

A BIOTECHNOLOGY company that employs more than 400 people at its Waterford campus will mark European Rare Disease Day today with a balloon release into the city.

Aidan O’Brien has admitted he was “shell-shocked” at the decision to retire Holy Roman Emperor to stud at Coolmore to replace George Washington following the discovery that last year’s 2000 Guineas hero has fertility problems.

CORK are chasing a record fourth consecutive Munster IHC title against Tipperary at Páirc Uí Chaoimh tomorrow (1.45pm).

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