TOMORROW, in Cashel, Tipperary champions Aherlow face Kerry kingpins Dr Crokes in the Munster club SFC semi-final.

TOMORROW marks the 10th anniversary of the murder which led to an all-out war between two Limerick feuding gangs.

TOMORROW is all about the future of Irish greyhound racing.

TOMORROW in Semple Stadium, Robbie Costigan finds himself leading the Tipperary football fight from the back.

TOMORROW over 55,000 young people will get their Leaving Certificate results.

TOMORROW’S budget will signal a major redesign of the country’s entire tax system, needed after the collapse in tax receipts from sectors such as development and the huge increase in unemployment, Taoiseach Brian Cowen has indicated.

TOMORROW there is a march in Cork city to support the 2008 senior hurling panel at 3 o’clock in Emmet Place.

TOMORROW’s World Cup final could be Victor Matfield’s last opportunity to pick up a major piece of silverware — and he is determined to grab it with both hands.

TOMORROW will be an emotional day at Lansdowne Road, the day when fans and players, former and present, say goodbye to international rugby at the rickety old stadium.

TODAY: IHC: Newcestown v Ballyhea: Ballyanley, 7.30pm.

TOMORROW marks the 25th anniversary of the Stardust fire in which 48 young people lost their lives.

TOMORROW might be the shortest day of the year but today is the deadliest … at least for Irish motorists.

TOMORROW is a huge day for the Canning family from the Portumna club in Galway with Joe and Ollie in line to create their own bit of history by winning All-Ireland hurling medals at minor and senior level respectively.

FEW athletes in Helsinki have made more sacrifices than Robert Heffernan and the 27-year-old Togher man will be hoping to reap the rewards in the 20k walk today (4.40pm Irish time).

TOMORROW marks the 82nd anniversary of a pivotal moment in the history of modern Ireland: the Béal na mBláth ambush in which Michael Collins died.

TOMORROW’S Pool A game in Sydney has always looked like Ireland’s World Cup turkey-shoot, and any reasonable assessment of Namibia’s performance against an Argentine second string only reinforces the perception.

TOMORROW will be a crucial day for many schools competing in the Irish Examiner Dr Harty Cup.

TOMORROW is Fathers’ Day and to celebrate it a long-established parenting group known as parentalequality.ie is launching an innovative pilot project in the Co Louth area called Operation Seahorse.