Sport science always progresses but process of picking will never be perfected. It can be hard to identify real talent. It can be unfathomably difficult to ensure they realise it.

Captained by Cork starlet Jack Leahy, the Limerick side did just enough to claim the silverware by one point.

Played at a damp 4G pitch in UL, there was contrasting emotions at full-time as Clonakilty appeared surprised in themselves that they’d booked their place in the provincial decider.

For spring/summer, expect the wide leg silhouette to maintain its trending status

The FA Cup holders barged their way into the last eight of the competition thanks to five goals from their giant Norwegian before turning their attention to Sunday's Manchester derby.

Injured and in the stands for Ireland’s Six Nations win against Wales in Dublin on Saturday, he was in the Wembley stands the day after when his beloved Chelsea lost to Liverpool in the Carabao Cup final.

Farmers have clashed with police in Belgium, spraying officers with liquid manure and setting fire to piles of tyres in a fresh show of force as European Union agriculture ministers met in search of ways to address their concerns.

The hit Netflix series ‘Formula 1: Drive to Survive’ is nothing more than a collection of Instagram stories about race car drivers and team owners packaged as serious TV, writes Colin Sheridan

One reader says Ukraine's despair is understandable but that we must stand firm against Dmytro Kuleba's call for the creation of 'a common European defence industry space' 

The European Union’s headquarters has been surrounded by concrete barriers and barbed wire as farmers angry at red tape and competition from cheap imports drove their tractors into Brussels in a fresh show of force.

Cork's Caoimhin Kelleher made a series of fine saves to deny Chelsea, who were second best in a game that was scrappy but thrilling, full of effort, incident and controversy.

"It was really overwhelming. Can you create in football stories which definitely nobody will ever forget?" said Klopp.

No more than three points separated Armagh and Donegal over the 70 minutes. 

From a position of coasting, the final whistle couldn’t come quick enough for Ryan's rebels.

It was Cork’s bench that turned the tie in Ederney with Deane, Sherlock and Powter also making an impact

John Cleary was satisfied with his side's resolve on the road. 

As in other games this campaign Declan Kelly’s side had their fair share of chances but Down bettered those in a strange game, with five of the six goals scored arriving within a frantic eight-minute spell in the third quarter.

The Gunners had failed to score in three of their last four matches against Eddie Howe’s negative Newcastle and this time he was not going to let his men cower to the dark arts.

With United pressing for a winner in the nine minutes of added time, Adama Traore sped away from Maguire and found Iwobi who slotted the winner.

Andy Farrell's men grabbed four tries to maintain their perfect record in this Six Nations campaign.