Terry Connor is not convinced someone else would have done a better job than he has so far in his time in charge at Wolves.

A four-letter acronym, beloved of evangelical Christians. WWJD. What Would Jesus Do? It has a hurling equivalent. WWCD. What Would Cody Do?

Contemporary coastal home is private and set on eight landscaped acres in West Cork, writes Tommy Barker

Never apologise, never explain, so they say.

An exhibition of long-range shooting from Monaghan would have been the talking point from this Division 2 affair were it not for two ugly melees.

For the first time in 12 years Ireland returned from Paris undefeated in the Six Nations but not in the circumstances they would have wished.

Start spreading the news, Thierry Henry might not have taken his final bow in the Premier League.

IF a perfect result amounts to both sides taking what they deserved from the action, then this was precisely that.

Just when it was hard to believe Luis Suarez and Liverpool Football Club could handle the fallout from last October’s race controversy any more badly, along came the battle of Old Trafford.

Young Munster sensationally recovered from arrears of 20-3 after 32 minutes to snatch a dramatic Ulster Bank League victory over Shannon with a converted try in the 80th minute at Thomond Park last night.

Declan Kidney doesn’t do surprises. Especially not when he has settled on a team he likes. That’s why there were no great gasps from the fourth estate when he named his team to meet France yesterday.

The Government yesterday published legislative plans aimed at protecting whistleblowers.

Referees in Wexford have fired the first shot across the GAA’s bows in relation to the new expenses structure.

Cardiff’s Anthony Gerrard is devastated after missing the crucial penalty.

Liverpool have already set their sights on launching a new era of silverware at Anfield after finally ending a six-year wait for a trophy by beating Cardiff at Wembley.

Terry Connor, the man placed in charge of Wolves until the end of the season, inevitably received much of the praise for a second-half comeback that earned them a crucial point.

For only the fourth time in the history of the competition, the Dr Harty Cup resides in Waterford after Dungarvan combination Coláiste na nDéise swept to glory in sparkling fashion at Cashel.

Munster enjoyed the time of their lives for 40 minutes in last night’s Rabo Direct Pro12 clash with the Cardiff Blues at Thomond Park.

Donegal star Michael Murphy celebrated his return to football in 2012 with an injury-time free in DCU’s emphatic Sigerson Cup semi-final victory at NUI Galway Sportsground in Dangan yesterday.

IT may have been seniors week inthe Premier League, but you canforget about Thierry Henry and Paul Scholes for the veteran of the year award.