John Young got the most significant win so far in the Junior A championship when he beat Jerry Gibbons in the last shot of an enthralling contest at Drinagh on Monday.

It’s 10 years ago now that they all came on stream together, the one B and 4 Cs.

Kinsale cottage was given its quality makeover about eight years ago, writes Tommy Barker

Wayne Lordan, who finished second in the Derby on Galileo Rock, enjoyed a terrific afternoon at the Curragh on Saturday, booting home a treble.

Defeat by Cork yesterday signals the end of an era for Kilkenny

THE Italian and Irish flags were draped side by side in Feakle, Co Clare, as a capacity crowd squeezed into the community hall to witness a small miracle.

Before you say it, before you even think it, there is no conspiracy.

Stephen Cluxton is one of the most recognisable footballers in Ireland but also the most private

James Waldron was in a tight spot.

Former Dublin manager Tommy Lyons says Cillian O’Connor will become “another Henry Shefflin” if Mayo start him on Sunday.

Set to be crowed champion apprentice in two weeks, Cork teenager Connor King landed the October Handicap on Ancient Sands in fortuitous circumstances in Naas yesterday.

Ballyporeen (Tipperary) 2-12 De La Salle (Waterford) 4-06 (aet)

Midleton 2-15 Sarsfields 2-13

Three-time Major golf champion Pádraig Harrington set Dublin on the road to All-Ireland football title success with a private team talk.

Great White Eagle looked a future star when making a successful debut in the Michael T O Maille 2-Y-0 Race in Naas yesterday.

Murder victims Jack and Tommy Blaine’s cousin, Paul Dunne, talks about the men he knew so well

Jim Bolger certainly doesn’t believe in wrapping his horses in cotton wool and two of them making quick reappearances at Clonmel this evening, Stirabout and Chance To Dance, are fancied to deliver.

Willie Mullins made it a fourth feature race success in five days at the 2018 Galway Festival and the theme of it not being the leading market fancy from the yard continued as Nessun Dorma caused an upset in the Guinness Handicap in the hands of Billy Lee.

Willie Mullins has well and truly made the Galway festival his own.

There were two winners for Eric McNamara and three for Willie Mullins, but Midleton jockey Paul Townend stole the show with a four-timer on the opening day of the 2018 Harvest Festival in Listowel.