Limerick Institute of Technology 2-15 Cork Institute of Technology 3-11

Arsenal 1 Tottenham 1

IT IS inevitable that some day Munster will lose a Heineken Cup game at Thomond Park.

CALCULATORS at the ready, the permutations are endless. After another pulsating weekend of European action, Munster and Leinster are finally in control of their own Heineken Cup destiny.

Hibernian 2 Celtic 2

Coláiste an Spioraid Naoimh 1-11 St. Brendan's 0-13

RUUD van Nistelrooy’s anger spilled over again in Tokyo last night as the Dutch striker was involved in a furious face-to-face row with Rio Ferdinand.

LIVERPOOL boss Rafael Benitez believes the crowd at Anfield inspired his players to their fantastic Champions League victory over Chelsea.

DESPITE the recent bombing in Tel Aviv, plans are proceeding for Ireland’s World Cup game in Israel to go ahead as scheduled.

AN AFRICAN grey parrot blew the whistle on a cheating girlfriend when his owner Chris Taylor heard him squawking “I love you Gary.”

ANOTHER European Rugby Cup cock-up has the rival coaches seething ahead of today’s Heineken European Cup clash between Gloucester and Munster at Kingsholm.

Ballingeary 0-16 Na Piarsaigh 0-3

THE final whistle had barely sounded on Saturday, even in the first game, when the speculation had already started.

DARREN CLARKE and top caddy Billy Foster are to be reunited as a partnership at the US PGA Championship at Whistling Straits, Wisconsin, on August 12-15 for the third time.

AS another instalment of Gaelic football's greatest rivalry is played out in Croke Park tomorrow, stars of the seventies Kerry's Mickey Ned O'Sullivan and Cork's Kevin Jer O'Sullivan recall some of the magical days from their playing careers.

THE tradition of national anthems being played before international matches is under threat after FIFA president Sepp Blatter suggested they could be banned to avert crowd trouble.

Carlow 4-15 Longford 1-16

Arsenal 3 Blackburn 0