Limerick chairman Oliver Mann has said Saturday’s junior final scoreline confusion was regrettable.

Austin Stacks 1-13 Mid Kerry 2-10

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It’s never easy for any manager to face the microphone after seeing his team come off second best, still less when it’s not just a game but a league title which has been lost in the preceding 90 minutes.

Drama at Sedgefield saw the Compare Bookies Odds At bookies.com Handicap Chase declared void due to an incorrect flag being deployed, with all the riders in the race handed 10-day bans.

His fame came from football but his name transcends the game. Dermot Earley was John Scally’s boyhood hero.

Offaly’s 1964 All-Ireland minor football win would prove the building block for the county’s later success — and Martin Furlong’s input was crucial.

If it’s any consolation to Alex Ferguson, he isn’t the only football management legend currently residing in Roy Keane’s crosshairs.

It’s something that veteran Kerry footballer Aidan O’Mahony has yet to figure out — how his eye fell on a young fan in the crowd just minutes after his team’s victory in the recent All-Ireland final. 

Cork 2-13 Dublin 2-12

Joe Canning landed a free from 110 yards to complete a remarkable comeback by All-Ireland champions Portumna and send them into the semi-finals of the Galway SHC.

St Jude’s and Ballyboden St Enda’s progressed to the Dublin SHC semi-finals after overcoming Faughs and Cuala, respectively, at O’Toole Park yesterday.

I enjoyed both All-Ireland final games even though they were two entirely different contests.

Liverpool: A stinging finish from hoofer Jagielka

Anthony Daly doesn’t reach too far back for a good example of how to handle an All-Ireland final replay.

You know, of course, that Henry Shefflin, 35, has an autobiography coming out soon, a traditional indication that a player is approaching the end of his career.

The nature of goalkeeping is that survival one day means nothing a few weeks later

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They called him ‘Captain Fantastic’ and the black and white hordes sung his praises when he was named over the public address man of the match.

Years after he hung up his boots, the late Brendan Mulholland was asked to assess himself as a footballer.