"His overall football smarts are so strong."

Longford supporters made up the vast majority of the 2,000 supporters that were in Tullamore on Monday night and once the final whistle sounded on the minor's 0-15 to 1-10 win over Dublin, none of them were in any hurry to get back up the N52.

At low tide it is possible to walk to the island from a pier. In fact the translation of the island comes from ‘troigh’ or ‘foot’ indicating that such a venture is possible

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Damian Corless does important work by just reminding us — sometimes subtly, often at full force — that the cultural history of Ireland is as complicated as the country’s political one

Large support at St Colman's Park sees Cork City secondary school lift the Cork Girls Minor U-15 title.

Here, we take a look at 10 of the most memorable moments from the 2023-24 campaign, on and off the pitch.

Schauffele carded a final round of 65 at Valhalla to hold off the challenges of Bryson DeChambeau and Viktor Hovland to secure a maiden major title.

The battle for top spot went down to the final day but the reigning champions held their nerve at the Etihad Stadium.

Wilson registered a goal and two assists.

It was the most popular pairing of the 2010s, when six of the ten Electric Ireland Leinster MHC finals saw Kilkenny take on Dublin.

Second-half strikes from Diogo Dalot and substitute Rasmus Hojlund secured victory on a sun-drenched afternoon at the Amex.

Klopp, wearing his traditional baseball cap and dressed all in black, looked to have a tear in his eye as he listened to the crowd sing the club's anthem "You'll Never Walk Alone" for the last time before kick off.

Klopp donned a red hoodie with "I'll never walk alone again" on the back for the farewell ceremony. He can certainly walk away with his head held high.

Statistically it was Arsenal’s best season in the Premier League in terms of wins and goals, but there was no trophy.

For all the Déise grievances, nothing could excuse Davy Fitzgerald’s angry approach to LIam Gordon at the final whistle. A line in the sand has to be drawn now.

The Waterford boss had a number of issues with the late 65 awarded to Clare.

Clare edged another breathless Munster Championship thriller that spilled over following the final whistle.

Banner got what they came for but they’ll know that this was far more stressful than they wanted or needed it to be - they got off a staggering 47 shots but their conversion rate was just 53%.

Mark Rodgers won Clare this fixture with a ‘65 over a minute after the four allotted injury-time minutes.