The Banking Inquiry has been advised not to hear evidence from the former Anglo boss David Drumm by video-link; a brawl at a Mass in Meath had to be halted by the priest; and Donal Óg Cusack had some home truths for the Cork GAA community. Here’s this evening’s irishexaminer.com round-up.

Sunday Game host Michael Lyster has spoken for the first time about his near death experience a number of weeks ago.

"They need to take it to another level and want to join the big boys."

Sunday Game anchor Des Cahill introduced a clearly elated Dessie Dolan, who he declared got very excited during this epic game at headquarters yesterday.

“The London GAA Board should have the same rights as any other County Board. They have every right to be in the Championship.”

Donal Óg and Des Cahill just couldn't keep it together.

GAA president Aogán Ó Fearghail has taken another swipe at RTÉ’s GAA analysis, this time focusing on Shane Curran’s comments about Championship matches last month.

When the GAA signed a broadcasting deal with Sky Sports, it was argued that the competition would force RTÉ to improve the standard of their coverage.