The positive result came just seven days after their devastating loss at home to Limerick

Kaylen Harnett's goal was the first that Cork City have conceded on Leeside all year.

Bellingham hailed Real Madrid’s never-say-die attitude and insisted he felt no nerves.

Manager Erik ten Hag is under increased pressure after the Selhurst Park performance.

Marty Kavanagh felt the pressure, but that didn’t stop him seizing the moment as he nailed his effort to seal a deserved point for Tom Mullally’s side.

Mikel Arteta’s side must wait now for Manchester City to visit their local rivals Tottenham on Tuesday as their two-horse race goes down to the wire.

At low tide it is possible to walk to the island from a pier. In fact the translation of the island comes from ‘troigh’ or ‘foot’ indicating that such a venture is possible

It was a day to forget for Rangers midfielder John Lundstram.

Asked whether he will tell players not going to Euro 2024 before or after Friday's Iceland friendly the England boss said: 'I'll work that through with the staff over the next few days and we'll decide what we think is the best way of doing that'

Cork won the Kennedy Plate at the U14 football competition, with the Bowl going to Limerick Desmond.

Kerry secured their return to a third consecutive Championship decider with a gutsy 1-8 to 0-7 semi-final defeat of Armagh in Tullamore this evening.

Hope and optimism were thin on the ground in Tipperary back in May.

An exit poll, published shortly after 10pm on Thursday, will provide the first indication of how the election has gone on a national level

"For me personally to get back and play some part in it is unbelievable, absolutely unreal."

"I was like, 'Anna, there's still four minutes left in this game, where the hell is your player?!'"

Ballyduff had been aiming to win their first title since 2017.

Aidan O’Connor was once again in chief scoring form, adding 11 more white flags to the ten he hit in the round one victory over Monaleen

Ballincollig just about managed to keep their noses in front and keep their chances of progressing from the group very much alive.

The Cork star hit 0-11, 0-6 from play, was fouled for numerous frees and also laid three points on a plate for his colleagues. In the end, Blarney just had that bit more scoring power

The new Anfield boss saw his reign start with a win on the road.