Game by game guide to the weekend's GAA action

"...the best approach to a scrappy little shoebox room is to keep it cosy and cheerful, and decor is pared back to a few tasteful prints..."

Inspirational captain forced off amid blizzard of tries in Marseille with World Cup hosts left to wait anxiously on facial injury

A national conversation is needed about how to push back on this group to show we’re serious that hate won’t be tolerated

Will home advantage prove crucial once more?

A slow start is a misstep that Rassie’s ‘Boks will feed off.

The Portugal international completely fluffed his lines with only goalkeeper Nick Pope to beat.

Not since 2017 had the red and whites of Rotterdam been part of a Champions League group game and it was the same on a personal level for Brendan  Rodgers.

You only have to look at those who have come out in Brand’s support to see where he has positioned himself politically

After a tweak to their name and lineup, The Radiators enlisted the help of the legendary Tony Visconti for an album that made little impact on release, but is now recognised as a classic 

The scenes outside Leinster House last Wednesday require a swift and serious response from the criminal justice system. The harassing and attacking of public representatives and others demands no less. This was not an ordinary public order incident.

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