When Michael Moynihan heard that one of Ireland’s remotest GAA clubs had put together an account of its last 70 years, he set out to find Declan O’Sullivan - the man who wrote it.

Waterford were just the better team. So were Tipperary on Saturday but there was still a sense that Clare left it after them. You cannot argue against 21 points from play to seven, but some of the missed chances for Clare were soul destroying, writes Anthony Daly.

Here’s a rough head count of items on the agenda this morning.

Could you be the star of series three?

A 10-year-old boy who was brain-damaged at birth at Kerry General Hospital yesterday received a €15m lump sum payment in final settlement of his High Court case.

A man who used to make his living selling whipped ice-cream to children from his van is facing a jail term after getting caught red-handed with more than €26,000 worth of heroin in a coffee jar.

When the Barbarians come to town, there is no promised script. That is what makes this invitational team so attractive in the rugby world.

Former Love/Hate actor took to Twitter to post some stunning wedding snaps.

There’s nothing we love more than scrolling through Vine laughing at the comic genius therein - especially when they are Irish.

GIG WISE: Is Ed Sheeran the next Garth Brooks? After already selling out three dates at the O2, the Suffolk singer-songwriter has announced yet another concert, on Friday, October 3.

There are two baby giraffes in Fota Wildlife Park with no names. Can you help?

The death has occurred of Josephine O’Herlihy, a popular and well-respected Cork solicitor, who had offices in South Bank, Crosses Green.

Thrown in at the deep end, reluctant crew member Siobhán Cronin feared her first yacht race would end in disaster

Fashionista footballer Paul Galvin has revealed he is working on bringing out his own clothing label.

Éire Óg Annacarty sprung a major surprise at Cashel in the Tipperary SHC when they beat a hotly fancied Borris-Ileigh 1-17 to 0-17 thanks to an injury-time goal from sub Michael McGrath.

People sometimes ask me what my typical working day consists of.

A 14-month-old twin whose rare condition prevents him from eating, drinking, crying, and swallowing is recovering in a US hospital after finally receiving the lifesaving operation his parents had been praying for.

A five-year-old boy on a weekend break with his parents and younger sibling in Killarney, Co Kerry, died after getting into difficulties in a hotel swimming pool on the morning he was due to go back to Dublin, the inquest into his death heard yesterday in Tralee.

LEADING owner P.J. Fahy suffered a double blow this week as two of his outstanding trackers have been struck by injury that will force them to miss major engagements.

AN obstetrician has told a court hearing into the death of an infant who died after what appeared a normal delivery at home that home births should not take place more than half an hour away from a hospital.

TADGH KENNELLY has set himself a Monday deadline to decide whether or not he will return to the AFL.The Kerry player also said last night that there are a couple of teams chasing his services.

TADHG KENNELLY may yet face disciplinary action after the revelation that his foul on Nicholas Murphy in the opening seconds of the All-Ireland final was premeditated.

A HIGH-PROFILE official at a top Australian Rules club has warned the recruitment drive for Gaelic footballers is set to intensify.

IN THEIR curmudgeonly moments, Kerry football supporters like to berate Mick O’Dwyer for his loyalty to the Golden Year greats at the expense of those hoping to prolong the Kingdom’s monopoly of the 70’s and 80’s.

King Supreme orchestrated the perfect moment to curtail a long run of seconds and thirds with victory in the £20,000 totesport.com Brighton Challenge Cup.

UNDER normal circumstances, Albert Lee would have been across the Irish Sea in a flash to watch Pádraig Harrington defend his British Open title but, in the end, he decided he had no other option but to remain at home in Mullingar perched on his own couch.

Tuanku continued the fine run of owners Box 41 when giving the 10-strong syndicate their 10th win of the season in the Chisholm Bookmakers Blaydon Nursery at Newcastle.

A TERRACED cottage at4 Cornelscourt Cottage in Foxrock, Dublin, needs complete renovation but it’s got period charm and a great address — so Lisney expects lots of interest in it when it goes for auction on May 31.

SUSPENDED Detective Sergeant John White was shocked and afraid when he was arrested and brought in for questioning at his own garda station, the Morris Tribunal into garda corruption in Donegal heard yesterday.

A suspended detective was shocked and afraid when he was arrested and brought in for questioning at his own garda station, the Morris Tribunal heard today.

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ROYAL DEVOTION, trained by Michael Halford for Michael O’Leary’s Gigginstown House Stud, sprang the biggest shock on a day of surprises at Galway yesterday when landing the listed Ardilaun House Hotel Oyster Stakes.

A SAILOR on a solo voyage from Kinsale to Iceland said he was glad to be alive last night after being rescued from a ferocious storm off the coast of Scotland.

ANNE CADWALLADER’S article on ethnic cleansing in Belfast (Irish Examiner, September 15) shows that not much has changed in over 200 years, even down to referring to Catholics as Taigs.

AUSSIE RULES star Tadgh Kennelly will not make a dream All-Ireland appearance for Kerry after the Kingdom selectors decided against including the talented youngster in the panel for Sunday’s decider against Armagh.

Australian Rules hero Tadgh Kennelly is being eyed up for a shock return to the Kerry U-21 panel.