Their reward is a final date with southside neighbours Kilmacud Crokes in a fortnight’s time

Ballinora will be playing intermediate championship football in 2024 after surviving a tense tussle with Glenville in Riverstown on Sunday

The pair performed an upbeat synchronised number to Bob Fosse and Gwen Verdon’s Who’s Got The Pain? sporting the signature bowler hats and yellow ensemble from the “most celebrated dance scene in movie history”

Bantry Blues are back in the Premier IFC final after a brilliant semi-final

J K Brackens hung on grimly for a narrow win over 14-man Upperchurch-Drombane in a Tipperary SFC thriller 

The Abbeyfeale men conceded three second-half goals but had enough to get over the line against Na Piarsaigh.

It'll be Newcestown next up in the decider.

Now is the time for Andy Farrell's side to reap the rewards of their hard work

Why do we all (well, most of us) love the French on a rugby field? It’s because they have Beauty as well as the Beast in their XV

When the sides meet in Paris this Saturday it will be on the wave of eight successive wins for the green machine. The run began in 2018

Fred Couples - an assistant captain on Zach Johnson's team - was following the action down the stretch.

The Irish Examiner has learned that Ms Martin brought four officials to the golf showpiece between Europe and the USA

Magpies full-back Trippier is likely to be in direct competition with the Paris St Germain superstar.

Ben Healy may provide the most tangible and visible link between the Ireland and Scotland teams but he's not the only one. Antrim native David Edge is Gregor Townsend's team manager 

It was a first defeat of the season for Mikel Arteta’s men in all competitions, as Lens came from behind to beat the English outfit after two defensive mistakes from the Gunners in either half.

The killer blow came on 81 minutes when Mauro Icardi chased a long header from Davinson Sanchez clean through the middle of the defence and lobbed Andre Onana from just inside the area.

Memories are for retirement. Lose to Scotland on Saturday night, or to New Zealand in a quarter final, and the events surrounding that Paris pool win over the Springboks will be tinged with regret

Did we know it was still going? No. Are we heartbroken that it will actually be gone now? Yes.

Russell does know what it is to defeat Ireland. He was out-half in 2017 when they had five points of a buffer come the final whistle but Sexton, interestingly, was absent that day

"I know my place in the team and I know guys look to me. But I don't take that responsibility lightly."