It's Dublin or Galway next up in the All-Ireland last four

The Tories, who have been in power since 2010, are set to be banished to the opposition benches of the House of Common

Two teams who between them won every major title from 2008 through to 2014, it’s unsurprising that they’d think about one another often.

Opinion polls suggest Labour is on course to secure a big majority in the House of Commons and form a new government

Rafferty will have two All-Ireland engagements on the same weekend.

An exit poll, published shortly after 10pm on Thursday, will provide the first indication of how the election has gone on a national level

A Cork player kicked a Wexford player and all hell broke loose. The Cork player was then 'set upon and ferociously beaten by a crowd.' The scene, it was reported, was 'most disgraceful'

"I love the long summer holidays of course, but part of me wonders if the whole concept of summer needs to be challenged."

Sport, with its early retirement, forces its participants to grapple with their decline early, in a sort of strange rehearsal for old age. But sometimes sportspeople save some of their best material till last

Hurricane Beryl roared through open waters on Tuesday as a powerful Category four storm heading towards Jamaica after earlier crossing islands in the south-east Caribbean, killing at least six people.

Five in a row? 'You can bury your head in the sand and say that we're not going to speak about it, but you're going to hear it. It's the elephant in the room'

Kerry man Patrick Foley on guiding their high-profile transfers, endorsement deals and lucrative contracts.

Uruguay played without coach Marcelo Bielsa, who was suspended for sending his team out late for the second half of their first two games.

Musicians, singers and dancers from all over the world are getting ready for the annual pilgrimage to Miltown Malbay 

“And in 30 seconds, one kick of the ball, everything can change,"  said Bellingham.

Hope and optimism were thin on the ground in Tipperary back in May.

The lesson of sporting triumph is that it doesn’t have to be perfect. Fill the holes. Maximise what you have. Trust your convictions. Fill a group with pride and power and purpose.

Colombia, who have qualified for the quarter-finals, top Group D with six points after two matches, with Brazil in second on four points.

Given my grumblings, I would be wrong not to share my daft suggestions, when the opportunity is there through the rules committee survey. 

Willy Sagnol saw his side book a place in the last 16 on a memorable final night of group stage action.