Cork 1-18 Limerick 2-12

Manchester United 4 Fulham 2

ALL eyes will settle on Newbridge this Sunday as Rathnew and Dunshaughlin commence a new chapter in their Leinster club championship history.

RAY BURKE was given a clean bill of health by the Garda Commissioner, prior to his appointment to the cabinet in 1997, the Taoiseach said yesterday.

West Brom 1 Aston Villa 2

Newcastle 1 Sporting Lisbon 1

Ardfert 1-8 Erin’s Own 0-10

HARD questions must be asked - and answered - in the aftermath of the scathing report on the misguided butchery of women under the guise of responsible medicine at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda.

FIFA President Sepp Blatter yesterday launched a scathing attack on Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho for his behaviour during the club's Champions League campaign.

WHEN Cork hurling manager Donal O’Grady was interviewed shortly after the All-Ireland final he offered a number of excuses for their defeat by holders Kilkenny.

Limerick Colleges 2-9 Coláiste na Sceilge 1-9

WHISTLING STRAITS, the venue for this week’s US PGA Championship, takes some finding.

THE roses held by 28 Co Carlow schoolchildren weren’t the only things wilting in the summer sunshine yesterday afternoon.

Clonakilty 2-13 UCC 2-6

THE reactions at the final whistle said it all. For Ireland, the smiling faces reflected the quiet satisfaction of a job well done.

ARSENE WENGER will warn his Arsenal players not to take the Premiership crown for granted before they step out at White Hart Lane tomorrow in a bid to recreate their title-winning achievement of 1971.

BIRTHDAY boy Brett Rumford - he is 27 tomorrow - will be able to afford a decent hotel after his surprise but well-merited win in the Nissan Irish Open at Baltray yesterday.

Ann Cahill, European Correspondent

DARREN Clarke and Padraig Harrington began yesterday’s first round in the US PGA Championship at precisely the same time - but from different tees.