YOU can’t beat the address — 41 Upper Kensington, Rochestown — for accessibility and Douglasability. And while this Cork house was built in the seventies, along with it comes a mature neighbourhood and a big green area with trees that’s perfect for children.

THE Mahon Tribunal is paying out more than three-quarters of expenses and costs being claimed by third parties, according to bills settled so far with individuals and companies.

Can Inter be caught? Just before Christmas when they beat Milan there were few who thought so, but a 0-0 draw against Udinese yesterday cut their lead to five points, providing a glimmer of hope for the chasing group, above all Roma.

“THIS has been an extraordinarily difficult experience,” chief Mahon Tribunal whistle-blower Frank Dunlop declared yesterday on completing 124 days of evidence during an eight-year marathon.

YOU might have noticed that a pop star of yesteryear died the other day.

IT WAS the sweetest return for prodigal son George O’Callaghan at Stangmore Park last night as the midfielder marked his first game back with a nice pair of strikes that set Cork City on their way in Group One of the Setanta Cup.

JUST a couple of weeks ago, Munster’s second string side went to Shaw’s Bridge in Belfast and crushed a weakened Ulster opposition.

IRELAND held off a tremendous late Scottish rally at Donnybrook to win a hugely enjoyable AIB Club international last night.

GERMAN-BASED Tipperary show jumper Denis Lynch continues to strengthen his team, acquiring the ride on two new horses.

He’s one of the world’s richest and most bombastic business men — and Donald Trump always gets his way. Which is why no-one’s betting against him hosting a future US Open on his own New Jersey creation. SIMON LEWIS reports from New York.

Fuming at the referee? Out of the championship? Who’ll win the All-Irelands? It’s your shout every Tuesday.

Con Brosnan, a Free State officer, managed to get safe passage guarantees for republican players like John Joe Sheehy and Joe Barrett to play games, and they used football to overcome some of the bitterness.

DESPITE giving an admirable account of themselves, Shelbourne, the former giants of Irish football, couldn’t turn giant killers at Tolka Park, as a first half Roy O’Donovan penalty was enough to see Cork City through to the next round of the FAI Ford Cup.

ONCE upon a time and far, far away, there were these galaxies.

GRAHAM POLL has branded Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho as the “worst culprit” of the Premier League managers for his personal criticism of referees.

HONEST and wholehearted endeavour from holders Dublin and Meath ensured that there would be no loser in Croke Park yesterday in a thrilling Leinster SFC quarter-final.

WE saw Paul ‘Pillar’ Caffrey for the first time when he emerged from the Dublin dressing room shortly after yesterday’s game in Croke Park.

Argentina 16 Ireland 0

ONE WONDERS how far the nanny state can go in terms of nanny-ing us. I was amazed when an obliging digger driver said he couldn’t dig a pond deeper than two feet in our yard.

ONE of the most striking aspects of Argentina’s victory in Santa Fe last Saturday was their attitude after the game.