Despite a strong performance from Emmy, Ireland’s Eurovision journey ends in the semi-finals once again

Videos on social media appear to show a large Palestinian flag being waved at the singer close to the stage.

The South Africa international is on the brink of 150 caps for the province. 

One of the most beloved Italian clubs of the past 40 years now face a long way back to return to glory days

For Louth people all over the world, the Leinster SFC victory carries a depth and meaning which cannot be understated.

Munster centre Tom Farrell believes that "in terms of output or contribution this is probably my best season to date yet"

Teams are now planning for end of game scenarios when they hold the lead. The hooter has completely changed the landscape. Now there is certainty around when a game will end.

If the British prime minister's speech on immigration was a response to the rising threat of Reform, it is a strategy that will not work electorally and could actually boost the success of the far right

Edwin Edogbo is closing on a return for Munster but Leamy revealed his first minutes on the pitch will come in an A game rather than against Benetton on Friday. 

Parts of the Anfield crowd made their voices heard when the full back was introduced on Sunday.

A significant number of Liverpool supporters booed the defender before, during and after the champions' draw with 10-man Arsenal.

The Reds owner remonstrated with his manager as their Champions League qualification hopes were dealt another blow.

Luke Loughlin struck for a whopping 1-17.

The Meath manager disputed the award of the free that led to Sam Mulroy's long-range winner

James Owens continued his return to form with a good showing in Clare v Tipperary

Tyrone close in on a third All-Ireland U20 title in just four years

748 days after he’d come to Ennis and scored a first championship victory as Tipp manager, Cahill had finally presided over a second Munster championship win. 

There were some rather unkind comparisons made between Leinster and the Mayo footballers in the fallout from last weekend's Champions Cup semi-final.

Clare are bottom of the Munster round-robin after three matches. But all is not lost.

Lisnagarvey were quick out of the blocks on the way to a comprehensive 4-0 win over YMCA, while Railway Union had to weather a second half storm from Loreto to keep hold of the cup in a feisty final.