Manchester United 1 West Brom 2

Hull 1 West Ham 0

Tottenham Hotspur 1 Chelsea 1

At the end of the current rugby season, Irish rugby will say goodbye to a long time servant of the game.

This UCC music student tests the theory.

Conor O'Sullivan has been ultra-consistent in the Cork rearguard this summer.

Although it ultimately lacks the courage of its twisted convictions, ‘Prisoners’ is a provocative thriller about a father who takes justice into his own hands when his little girl is abducted at Thanksgiving.

David Moyes felt it was crucial Manchester United showed the pain they suffered in Sunday's derby defeat to Manchester City in their performance against Liverpool last night.

Cardiff 3 Manchester City 2

Mayo 1-16 Tyrone 0-13

Antrim 2-15 Wexford 1-16

Scotland Yard has said that the detention of the partner of a Guardian journalist at the centre of revelations about US and British security services was "legally and procedurally sound".

Electric Picnic organisers have confirmed the artists to play at two of the most unlikely-looking music stages in Ireland.

Security forces and Islamist protesters have clashed around the country, leaving 51 killed, as a national holiday celebrating the military turned to mayhem.

Tottenham suffered their biggest home defeat of Andre Villas-Boas’ reign as West Ham ran riot with a stunning second-half display at White Hart Lane.

Jack Wilshere rescued a point for Arsenal at West Brom to send them level with Liverpool at the Barclays Premier League summit, but a thrilling match might easily have gone either way.

Kevin Ball has urged Sunderland to build on the foundations they have lain during his spell in charge, irrespective of whether or not he remains at the helm.

The French striker took his tally to five goals in his past three appearance as he produced two excellent first-half finishes to put the Magpies in control at Cardiff City Stadium.

"Go shorty, it's your birthday" "Hip hop hippy the hippy, the hippy to the hip hip hop you don't stop" and more.

Dropped centre Brian O’Driscoll conceded it was a “bittersweet” moment as he watched the British and Irish Lions seal their first series victory for 16 years.