Galvin  on song as Ovens lads secure Cork MFC title at Pairc Ui Rinn

The Glen and Na Piarsaigh demise, what's in the water in Kanturk, Charleville's rotten luck, Killeagh's future

With 50 to 55 asthma-related deaths in Ireland this year, a family affected by the condition tells Helen O’Callaghan about what it’s like living with asthma; and a respiratory consultant shares his advice for parents of asthmatic children

Sunday's quarter-final  against Blackrock was drab and dull and lacking any hint of a lively rhythm. It wasn’t the type of game Sars thrive in.

Blackrock required a goal. They searched hard for one too. A number of their attacks, however, repeatedly broke down in and around the 20-metre line as Sars got a hand in here and a flick there.

West Cork club drops to fourth tier of COrk hurling championship, but no such worries for a resurgent Carrigaline

Brighton defeat comes during another tempestuous period in the club’s very public descent into dysfunction.

Despite some wasteful shooting, Kanturk have relegated one of Cork hurling's standard bearers

After a galling loss to Brighton, the United boss had demanded a reaction

The Australian manager masterminded a dramatic comeback against Sheffield United that means Spurs have made their best start to a season for 58 years.

The new Cavan forwards coach was Tyrone's playmaker at the St Brigid's club grounds outside Athlone

Seagulls outclass Erik Ten Hag's struggling side

Templenoe just overcame a plucky challenge from a somewhat unfancied West Kerry

It was a win that Shane Keegan’s side deserved in front of a strong home support in front of a 1,487 attendance as they punished the home side for mistakes that have continued to haunt Keith Long’s side in recent games despite his side having the best of the first-half openings.

Castlelyons midfielder Alan Fenton had a field day, scoring a crucial seven points in the first-half and a further six in the second.

The South Americans tore into their hosts and in many respects outplayed them, scoring two tries worthy of the most accomplished sides.

Association chiefs are happy to let the Ireland manager's contract wind down. 

The Irish Examiner’s study of the 11 matches in this year’s championships reveal football games were averaging over 77 minutes in total

Aberg was hailed as a generational talent by Europe captain Luke Donald.