UCD 0-15 Oulart-the-Ballagh 1-9

TIGER WOODS, Phil Mickelson and all the other long but wayward hitting golfers have been warned.

TWENTY years a-growing, Dublin 4’s very own Wren Boys’ Festival lived up to its reputation for fun and divilment at Sandymount Green yesterday.

WHEN asked by a journalist why the set-up at his superb complex at Whistling Straits has such an Irish flavour, Herb Kohler’s face lights up: “Ireland”, he exclaims with undisguised relish, “I love the place.”

DUBLIN manager Tommy Lyons promised plenty of fun and games at the upcoming training sessions as players will now have to battle for places following the fine displays of the substitutes introduced against Louth in yesterday’s Leinster championship tie.

PIERLUIGI COLLINA’S continuation as a Serie A referee was confirmed yesterday when he was included on the officials list for next season.

TARA WHELAN’S school jumper, a family photo and her work shirt from the local Sweep Bar will be among the symbols of her short but eventful life which will be brought to the altar today for the 17-year-old’s funeral Mass.

WITH another Heineken Cup campaign consigned to history for the Irish provinces, the post-mortems have begun in earnest. After Munster's clash in San Sebastian, I met a number of people who had also been at Lansdowne Road.

THERE was no jubilation in the Cork dressing room at the conclusion of yesterday’s one-sided game. Rather, there was simple satisfaction at a job well done.

ATHLETES who test positive for the designer steroid tetrahydrogestrinone (THG) could get reduced bans if they provide information on anybody involved in a doping conspiracy, the sport’s governing body has said.

KILMALEY, Clare’s newly crowned SHC champions, are aiming to continue the county’s incredible record in the Munster club campaign.

Dublin 0-11 Westmeath 0-9

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Waterford 1-7 Cork 0-9

SCUNTHORPE UNITED manager Brian Laws is convinced Jose Mourinho will become a footballing legend like his old boss, Brian Clough.

CORK SELECTOR Patsy Morrissey understands the rivalry between his native county, and tomorrow’s Munster SHC opponents Limerick better than most. He likes to think of it as border patrol.

US OFFICIALS knew months before September 11, 2001, that Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida network was planning to use aircraft to carry out a terrorist attack, a former FBI translator has alleged.

KEVIN KEEGAN has called on soccer’s power-brokers to stop shirking their responsibilities and start protecting black players.