There are key elements that build belief and confidence once an All-Ireland final gets underway. It could be a block, a free, a moment of high fielding, a surging run — something that boosts a team’s morale and makes them feel invincible. All the talk of winning big starts to become a reality in front of your eyes.

A point two minutes from time from Mayo midfielder Barry Moran clinched Castlebar's place in the AIB All-Ireland club SFC final for the second time in three years.

Castlebar (Mayo) 3-8 Clann na nGael (Roscommon) 0-13: Castlebar Mitchels managed to keep Clann na nGael at arm’s length to set up a mouth-watering provincial final against Corofin in two weeks’ time.

Leinster Club JFC final: Moate All Whites (Westmeath) 1-11 Straffan (Kildare) 0-10

Total Produce is considering further acquisitions in both Europe and North America to expand the company and remains on track to meet its stated earnings targets for this year.

Leader of the Carryduff Forklift Northern Ireland Rally Championship, Antrim’s Derek McGarrity (Subaru WRC) has dual targets in tomorrow’s Newry based Modern Tyre Service Mourne Rally.

Fruit and vegetable distribution company Total Produce has reached agreement to sell its 25.3% stake in South African fruit supplier Capespan for €22m.

Michael Schumacher will retire from Formula One for the second time at the end of the season.

The four executive directors of Total Produce shared in a pay package of €3.2m which included salaries, bonuses, and share options.

A coalition of pro-Palestinian groups said today it plans to send a second aid flotilla to Gaza, dismissing Israel's promise to ease its blockade as not bold enough and defying Israeli warnings against any new sea-based activist operation.

An Irish activist whose ship was blocked from delivering aid supplies to Gaza tonight accused the Israeli government of committing “slow genocide” against the Palestinian people.

ROSS BRAWN yesterday insisted his team are innovators rather than cheats as he endured a grilling in the diffuser row hearing.

Derry's Eugene Donnelly and co-driver Paddy Toner (Skoda Fabia) have won the Circuit of Ireland Rally today.

JEAN TODT is to be replaced as boss of the Ferrari Formula One team by Stefano Domenicali from January.

Blackrock International Land has announced that it has formed a new joint venture company with Total Produce which has agreed to acquire 135 acres of land in Dublin for a total outlay, including costs, of €25m.

DEFENDING champion John Rooney brings form and a new level of self-belief with him to the Munster Senior Open Squash Championships, which begin tonight.

Fruit distribution company Fyffes has announced a number of changes to its board due to the demerger of its general produce and distribution business.

Fruit distribution company Fyffes has acquired the remaining 50% of Danish fresh produce company Lembcke for €16.8m.

MotoGP world champion Valentino Rossi continued his erratic progress in Formula One with an incident-filled day at Valencia.

JEAN TODT has warned Formula One to expect a Ferrari backlash as the former world champions look to avenge last year’s embarrassment.

Ferrari launched their 2006 car at Mugello today hoping to benefit from a head start on their rivals.

NEIL McCANN is stepping down from the board of fruit importers Fyffes after 55 years with the company.

Neil McCann has decided to retire as a director of Fyffes, having stepped down as chairman in December 2003.

ARTHUR GASKIN, the eleventh seed professional based in Nottingham and world ranked 161, beat No six seed David Ayerst fromUlster 3-1 in the Westwood sponsored Irish National Squash Championships last night.

The top qualifying seeds all came through last night at Fitzwilliam in The Westwood sponsored Irish National Squash Championships.

Formula One will be more competitive and healthier than ever when Max Mosley’s new rules come into force, according to the FIA president.

Michael Schumacher led the tributes to Ferrari when the Italian team celebrated their sixth consecutive constructors’ championship.

Ferrari’s top brass insist they will carry on for as long as Michael Schumacher does – and plan on being as strong as ever next season.

Eddie Jordan has admitted he would be surprised if world champion Michael Schumacher stays in Formula One until the end of 2006.

Michael Schumacher will bid for a record sixth drivers’ crown this season insisting he is not bothered about breaking the tally of Juan Manuel Fangio.

MICHAEL SCHUMACHER has been promised a car even better than last year’s all-conquering Ferrari as he chases a record sixth drivers’ crown this season.

Brazil’s Rubens Barrichello believes he will be world Champion one day - even if Michael Schumacher carries on racing.