The BBC has vowed “never” to broadcast Diana, Princess of Wales’s 1995 Panorama interview with Martin Bashir again now the “shocking” way it was obtained is known, the corporation’s director-general has said.

Pat Spillane has enriched enjoyment of Gaelic football on RTÉ during his time as a pundit. Sometimes he was right, sometimes he was wrong. But, in the way of these things, the times that I thought he was right might very well be the times that you thought he was wrong.

The former skipper says there's plenty of time to prepare for the US showdown. 

Almost a decade ago, Colm Egan became just the second full-time Games Development Administrator in the USGAA, structuring his year around recruiting and getting coaches in place while also convincing parents that their children will strive more if offered the chance to choose Gaelic games.

"I think if David Clifford doesn't shoot the stars out and neither does Sean O'Shea then it'll be interesting to see where all these scores are going to come from for Kerry."

A California woman who was fatally mauled by a grizzly bear in Montana last summer was the victim of a rare predatory attack by a bear that had learned to seek out human food, wildlife officials said.

Giant lock is now back on top, nearing a half-century of caps on 46, and a central figure in Ireland’s greatest success as a rugby nation at Wellington’s Sky Stadium last Saturday.

Figures peaked at 882,000 during the hurling showpiece. 

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The chief executive of Rugby Australia has condemned the “offensive” remarks and behaviour of fans towards England on Saturday night.

A Filippa Angeldahl double helped the Swedes avoid a showdown with France. 

Once Colm Lyons blew for full time in yesterday's All-Ireland final at Croke Park the curtain came down on the intercounty hurling season. Apart from its historic July finish, how will the 2022 be remembered? Our writers record the best and the worst of a year like no other. 

Can they create a category of their own? That’s a topic for next year. Enjoy this one first.

Of course I’m biased. Of course, I’m always going to laud my own game ahead of any other sports. But how can any fair-minded sports fan say that the fare on show yesterday – which was put on by amateur players – could be topped anywhere else in the world? If anyone says it can, I’m not having it.

"It's probably even a better performance than I'd hoped for, to be honest"

The Déise’s forward division relished the sweltering conditions and hard sod at FBD Semple Stadium, and the space offered by an overrun Limerick defence as they galloped away to a ten-point triumph.

“It's very Irish to think 'Oh we have to take it easy now until the World Cup.' But no, let's keep making the most of it. Let's keep getting better,' Sexton said.

A week after a famous first Test win on New Zealand soil to level the series at one all, Johnny Sexton led his side to back-to-back victories over the former world champions.

The sides meet at GAA HQ tomorrow afternoon

England have already qualified for the knockout stages as Group A winners after thrashing Norway 8-0 in their second match on Monday.