Ireland prevailed 4-3 over a determined and thoroughly spirited Korea side on Sunday to seal their place at the Paris Games.

City had not scored in all five of their previous games at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium, and it looked like another blank was on the cards until Ake struck in the 88th minute.

Miunthawk weren’t made to sweat any great amount. What they did was make a semi-final statement, a very large and loud one.

"Set yourself a challenge, you may be amazed by how many good things you can make without ever making a trip to the shops."

Andy Hoolan struck for goal in the 63rd minute to seal the Dr Harty Cup crown for the Tipperary school. 

“They don't like what was said. It's a reflection on a team that has broken all sorts of records. It's very disrespectful."

Analysis of the 11 close or relatively close finals Mayo have either lost or drawn going back to 1989 would suggest he is largely correct about their fadeouts.

Wexford captain Liam Coleman says his side are not letting league frustrations seep into the championship. 

Ryan O’Donoghue scored 1-13 for Mayo.

England suffered their first defeat since the World Cup as teenage star Endrick came off the bench to seal Brazil a late victory against Gareth Southgate’s Euro 2024 hopefuls.

Five bookings, including one for Cork City boss Tim Clancy, was followed in the last minute by a red after Lee Devitt’s late tackle on Harry Nevin.

Nicole Walsh is a veteran, a constant in terms of sublime stickwork and vital scores in the blue and gold but now turned her hands to minding the net.

The FAI must make their decision on a new boss on criteria wider than these two friendlies.

Increasing evidence points to it Jurgen Klopp's final season at Anfield ending in fairytale fashion.

Goals from Brennan Johnson and Kurt Zouma, both in the first half, saw the rivals draw 1-1 in a match that rather petered out and left both teams feeling they had just wasted a big opportunity.

A mid-game lull meant Tipp required that smart finish. An unanswered Cork 1-5 either side of half-time wiped out an eight-point home lead. Level for the first time on 34 minutes.

Captained by Cork starlet Jack Leahy, the Limerick side did just enough to claim the silverware by one point.

The FA Cup holders barged their way into the last eight of the competition thanks to five goals from their giant Norwegian before turning their attention to Sunday's Manchester derby.

Darwin Nunez’s dramatic and somewhat controversial 99th minute winner kept Klopp’s side in control of the Premier League title race.

Sacred Heart Clonakilty completed a remarkable double of Senior and Junior Cup titles, wrapping up a historic afternoon with a three-try victory over Coláiste Muire Ennis.