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In what was perhaps the most exciting game of the day at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Ballinora completed a late second-half comeback against Inch to claim the DF2 title in dramatic fashion.

The Mon move to three points in Group 4 while progression to the Harty Cup quarter-finals is beyond the reach of CBC.

Rugby has money but it stretches only so far. You see it whenever the sport tries to reach beyond its limits.

Justice Minister outlines to Dáil current pilot project to see whether Ireland can fulfil EU processing obligations which kick in next year

The importance of having external advice from the likes of a trade union was also highlighted by Transparency International Ireland's report

'There is a core group of players that came through at the same time, a golden generation, maybe. It doesn’t last forever and we are trying to get every drop out of it'

The most crucial battle along the way to provincial titles is often fought in their own county.

Danny Welbeck opened the scoring early for the Seagulls.

Brendan O'Brien rates the Irish performances in Chicago.

The Kerry side were still seven points to the good (2-14 to 1-10) by the 55th minute. On the brink of a hugely noteworthy result, they couldn’t hold on

Three goals in the second half sealed the victory for Glanmire.

Man-of-the-match Oliver Denham and Owen Elding grabbed goals either side of the break to put themselves in the driving seat before Adam Matthews' stunning effort made for a dramatic ending

The Brazilian forward had been a big focus in the build up to the game, having failed to score in his last six league games

United maintained a recent uptick in form with a battling point.

They led for 55 minutes but rarely looked comfortable or fluid, a chaotic lineout and some defensive switch-offs leaving Farrell and his coaching staff with plenty to ponder

Ireland face an All Blacks side in Chicago whose coach Scott Robertson is under pressure about suffering some eyebrow-raising defeats in the Rugby Championship. 

“We were maybe too good to go down for a long time, but we didn't have realistic aspirations of winning the county either. There were lots of difficult years and it is tough when you are losing lots of games. We are probably an example of the old structure and it being wrong.” 

Before his highlight-reel moments to close out the All-Ireland, there was a run-in with Patrick Horgan after Cork’s goal on the stroke of half-time.