Waterford will take the positives from Sunday's loss to Tipperary. 

Tyrone now have either six or seven weeks depending on the draw to prepare for Sam Maguire. Importantly, they have something to build on

The sides played out an Ulster championship epic. 

It was a memorable afternoon at Twickenham for the married couple on opposing sides.

Spurs are two points inside the Premier League relegation zone with six games to play

Can the Gunners reset and make this an hisotric season - or will it be a familair near miss?

The Seagulls move to within two points of sixth-placed Chelsea and only one behind Brentford in seventh.

Taty Castellanos scored twice in two minutes for the home side, either side of goals from Konstantinos Mavropanos.Download

Zac Ward scored twice while Tom O’Toole, Cormac Izuchukwu, Bryn Ward and James McCormick also added to Ulster’s total.

Birds and other nature scenes feature strongly in Colm Murphy's latest exhibition   

The John Mitchels’ attacker was simply sublime in the first half.

Both sides will take positives from the hard-fought encounter at Quilty. 

New radar would allow our Defence Forces to watch in real time as our subsea cables are ripped up — they still have no capacity to intervene

A nine-point haul from the excellent Daniel Murnane underpinned an impressive return to football championship action for Imokilly.

It was a performance that marked Bayern out as potential champions as they head into the second leg with a lead.

Chasing top spot in Group 1 to nail down a semi-final spot, Louth turned in a strong second-half display to see off Laois in Hunterstown 0-19 to 0-11.

This is a man entirely at ease. Does that mean he is likely to soar or stumble on Thursday? Hard to say. The only certainty is that it’s different. He is different.

Eileen Madden outlines how Pro Musica has adapted to survive through the decades, and recalls a customer list that has included the likes of Cillian Murphy, Gay Byrne, and Jerry Lee Lewis 

Colm Whelan’s second-half penalty salvaged a point for the unbeaten hosts who had gone behind to John Mahon’s first-half header

Denise O'Sullivan's Liverpool and Caitlin Hayes' Brighton booked their place in the Women's FA Cup semi-finals.