Donegal earned a dramatic Ulster final win against Armagh on Sunday.

Large support at St Colman's Park sees Cork City secondary school lift the Cork Girls Minor U-15 title.

Carlow poured everything into hopes of securing an unlikely match-saving goal but Fermanagh held firm.

Klopp, wearing his traditional baseball cap and dressed all in black, looked to have a tear in his eye as he listened to the crowd sing the club's anthem "You'll Never Walk Alone" for the last time before kick off.

After speaking to his players in the dressing room Glenn Ryan confirmed that he had stepped down as Kildare manager, bringing his three year tenure in charge to an end.

"NZ Rugby can confirm that there will be a shot clock shown on the stadium big screen and broadcast for this weekend's Test match in Auckland. This will also be in place for all home Test matches in 2024," a New Zealand Rugby statement said.

Last year's double winner Sarsfields retained their RedFM Division 1 league title.

Here's everything you need to know ahead of the All-Ireland hurling final. 

Stephen Kenny's return to Foyleside proved to be disappointing for the former Ireland boss.

John Cleary's side looked like they'd made real progress this summer before a sickening defeat to Louth on Sunday.

Rice agreed with his manager when asked if it is hard to keep emotions in check at a major tournament: “Yes, I think we are all so desperate to do the country proud,” he said.

The result was always going the way of Abbeydorney as last year’s intermediate champions came face to face with the realities of senior championship.

Hannah Looney’s 45th-minute goal proved crucial on a day the Rebels held their opponents to six scores.

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The defeat was just the latest ill turn for a side that has fallen into a funk and just can’t find its way out of it regardless of whether it is Martin O’Neill, Mick McCarthy, Stephen Kenny, John O’Shea or Heimir Halgrímsson who holds the reins.

The Rebels star led the way at Ballyanly. 

The Tribe came up just short against the defending champions at Croke Park. 

Two wins, four goals, none conceded, and all his strikers off the mark for the season, means it has been an encouraging start for Slot after the Jurgen Klopp era.

The Students were outclassed by the Premier Division outfit at Belfield. 

Burnley’s reduction to 10 men when Bashir Humphreys was sent off deep in stoppage time for a second yellow card proved academic.