Yet another Croke Cup final beckons for St Kieran’s College of Kilkenny after they held on to narrowly defeat a game Ardscoil Rís side in this second semi-final in Clonmel.

“They’ve been hugely impressed with how fast he’s gotten to the stage he’s at.”

Galway’s Harbour Hotel is ideally positioned just a few minutes walk to the city centre. Better still, it’s just had an extensive refurbishment, Susan O’Shea checks in.

The Latics knocked out Pep Guardiola's side in the fifth round in February.

Bayern's Franck Ribery and Real Madrid's Toni Kroos were confronted by supporters.

Tipperary 2-11 Waterford 2-6

Pádraig Harrington wouldn't like to risk waiting to possibly perform the role on home soil in 2026.

All profits from the band’s cover of ‘Zombie’ go to the family of the late Cranberries singer, writes Ed Power.

Following a series of high-profile scandals, the Department of Justice has become the new ‘Angola’ writes Political Editor Daniel McConnell

Leinster brought an end to Saracens’ reign as defending double European champions, denying the English side a hat-trick of Champions Cup titles with a polished performance in Dublin.

Britain will be a "different" country after Brexit, Theresa May has said.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has been charged with improper conduct following his dismissal during last night's Champions League match, FIFA has announced.

Liverpool survived a Manchester City onslaught to reach the Champions League semi-finals on a controversial night at the Etihad Stadium that saw Pep Guardiola sent off.

London Irish boss Declan Kidney played down the impact of the club's new coaching staff.

James Lowe and Max Deegan scored two tries each as Leinster kept their Guinness Pro14 home semi-final hopes on track with a 41-6 bonus-point win over Zebre.

Cardiff City manager Neil Warnock slammed Wolves counterpart Nuno Espirito-Santo after he sprinted onto the pitch to celebrate their dramatic 1-0 victory.

Talk about pleasing the home crowd!

Munster have lost by 22 to 27 to Racing 92.

Crystal Palace moved six points clear of the Premier League relegation zone after a goalless draw at Watford, where Wilfried Zaha was booked for diving at Vicarage Road for the second season in succession.

You will have to search long and hard to locate a quote that more adequately summed up the meaning of top-level sporting success than a particular one of Mattie Kenny’s after Cuala overcame Na Piarsaigh last Saturday.