A late goal deep into added time from Nathan O’Keeffe stunned Eire Og into submission in the Bon Secours Senior football championship clash at Ballygarvan

Upperchurch-Drombane were 1-11 to 0-10 winners over fancied J K Brackens in the Tipperary senior football quarter-finals, reaching the last four in the competition for the first time in the club’s history

It’s a third semi-final appearance in a row for the Muskerry men, where they face Boherbue

Having come across an old friend in Amsterdam, Denis Lehane relays the message that Environment Minister Eamon Ryan has everything under control

Key to the Breffni men’s success was a two-goal haul from young attacker Paddy Lynch

Kerry’s first national final victory in five years and first win in Croke Park since 2019

In Ballybofey, Maurice Deegan may end up being the weekend's busiest man whlle Horan's Midas touch can survive Galway test

Scottie Scheffler remained in control of the 86th Masters as a putter as cold as the weather ended the faint hopes of Tiger Woods playing his way into contention.

History was firmly on Scottie Scheffler’s side as he attempted to cement his position as world number one with a first major title in the 86th Masters.

Westerners have long since moved beyond moral victories but first-leg defeat to Blues had many positives. Now they want to back it up

The BBC has vowed “never” to broadcast Diana, Princess of Wales’s 1995 Panorama interview with Martin Bashir again now the “shocking” way it was obtained is known, the corporation’s director-general has said.

The former skipper says there's plenty of time to prepare for the US showdown. 

Ciaran Kilkenny raged against the dying of the light and was Dublin’s best player

A California woman who was fatally mauled by a grizzly bear in Montana last summer was the victim of a rare predatory attack by a bear that had learned to seek out human food, wildlife officials said.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has told his players to “swallow the poison” of a damaging defeat at Newcastle which left their Champions League dream hanging by a thread

Dublin’s relentless rampage through Leinster football just goes on and on with this latest rout of a side they used to count as rivals on Sunday afternoon.

Stephen Condon, once again, their star-man in attack with an impressive return of 1-10. Condon was part of a very dangerous full-forward line that also included Jeremy Saich and James Magner.

This was an ugly display featuring a defence that failed to defend and a sieve-like midfield that was an open invitation for Ajax to execute their clever pass-and-move play.

Along with a second win, there was a welcome return inside the whitewash for 2021 championship top-scorer Steven Sherlock who was introduced as a second half sub.

Keith Long’s charges returned to another frustrating home defeat thanks to John Martin’s first half header