Cork held on for a narrow win over Kilkenny, Galway defeat Waterford. 

Two wins in 14 meetings since 2013 – three in 17 going back to Cluxton’s winner – is a sorry story

Join us as we track all the drama throughout the country on a busy afternoon of league action. 

“We were lucky enough that we had nine or 10 of the more experienced fellas, and we were able to fire in the few younger fellas to help them out. Not that they needed any help out there today."

There wasn’t much competitive about this League opener. A crowd of 20,464 filed into Páirc Uí Chaoimh to see how Cork began the process of treating a gaping wound

It was a busy day for Hurling and Football League action across the country.

Plenty of eyeballs will be trained on Cork, and their new management team, but spring intrigue won't stop there - can Limerick bounce back, where are Kilkenny, what will Waterford and Offaly bring. And that's before any mention of the All-Ireland champions

A new season, the second with the new rules, and no shortage of intrigue in Division 1 of the football league. Our county-by-county guide eyes up the fresh faces, and the reasons for each team to be cheerful and fearful

The Kerry team to play Cork shows eight changes from the side which defeated Waterford last weekend while the Rebels have made 14 changes from the team which beat Limerick

Beaten at odds-on on his first start for Emmet Mullins, he made amends in a handicap hurdle at Listowel and followed up at Punchestown before disappointing on soft ground at Clonmel.

The number of native managers in inter-county football and hurling has grown to 28

Kurasso Blue can get off the mark over fences in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Beginners’ Chase.

His class should get him through this time.

Earlier, Kilshannig were too strong for Ballinora in the Cork Junior A HC decider.

Mayer scored 11 points for Ballinora in their victory over Cobh

Kilcoo will meet the winners of Scotstown and Newbridge in the final

Carbery delegates again sought to reverse Cork GAA’s ban on journalists at monthly meetings, but the board chair ruled the motion out of order

Cheekpieces and a tongue tie, both of which she has previously worn, are paired for the first time, and with a little step forward from Friday’s run, she can get off the mark.

Another dramatic finals afternoon from Supervalu Páirc Uí Chaoimh with last gasp wins for Ballinora in football and Aghabullogue in hurling

There was another breathtaking day of action in the Sciath na Scol at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh