It is an historic first All-Ireland final meeting between Munster rivals Cork and Tipperary with Cork hoping to bridge a 20 year gap since they won the Liam McCarthy Cup while Tipperary last won the title in 2019.

In 2014, there was HawkEye, five years later it was Richie Hogan’s sending off. Now we have Widegate.

Having succumbed narrowly to Leitrim in last year’s decider, it was Tyrone’s turn to celebrate on the biggest day of the year as they finished the contest strongly to deservedly secure the Mary Quinn Memorial Cup for the first time since their sole success in 2018

Kerry hurler Oisín Maunsell bagged 1-2 for Na Gaeil in a physical contest against Austin Stacks.

It is a first victory for the Clarina outfit over their neighbours in Championship fare since 1991.

Evanilson’s early goal settled the game in north London, but Bournemouth should have won by a greater margin.

“Pete has joined us now after the match yesterday and he's watched footage with everybody this morning, so it's good to have him around," said Ireland attack coach Andrew Goodman.

Two late goals by Harry Wilson sealed a comeback win for Fulham. 

Lankshear scored his first goal for the club in the 18th minute to cancel out Yunus Akgun's sixth-minute opener, however, the 19-year-old forward received two bookings in quick succession after half-time to earn a red

Castleisland Desmonds got off to a rapid start, leading 3-3 to 0-2 with barely 11 minutes on the clock.

Liam Wall nailed eight important points overall - two outrageous efforts from play in difficult conditions in the second half - for Cormac Linehan’s side to see it out

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Inspired by talismanic Kingdom minor midfielder Killian Dennehy, the winners, once they recovered from the sucker punch of conceding an early goal, were always in the ascendancy. 

The Bees centre-back was sent off following VAR intervention after catching goalkeeper Jordan Pickford on his knee as he slid in attempting to break the deadlock late in the first half.

The 22-time kingpins of the competition knew exactly what their objective was, and they completed their task with consummate ease.

Centre-forward Adam Murphy hit 1-12 for the Cork outfit in Limerick. 

The Girls in Green's next tournament qualifier won't be played until February 2026.

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Matt Doherty own goal and injury-time header from international teammate condemn Wolves to another desperate defeat 

For Clanmaurice and Kerry camogie, it was another famous day.