The sides were level numerous times during this Very Camogie League Division 4 final

The 25-year-old England international pulled up 10 minutes from time at Old Trafford

Burnley's promotion back to the Premier League was confirmed with seven games to spare as they beat Middlesbrough 2-1 at the Riverside

Republic of Ireland Manager Vera Pauw faced the US media for the first time since she has accused of body-shaming in an NWSL report into abuse in American women’s football late last year.

Kerry FC still to win but gain a valuable point at home to Finn Harps. 

Who'd be a manager? Three weeks ago, it was Tim Clancy feeling the pressure but his drubbing of Cork City switches the spotlight onto Colin Healy’s reign

There is not a more formidable and frightening sight in hurling at the moment than that of the Limerick defence tossing the sliotar around to one another as they prowl forward

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Republican politicians in the US state of Kansas have approved a plan to end gender-affirming care for transgender youth.

The creator of such ballads as 'Let the People Sing' includes the likes of Pete Seeger, Paul Simon and Bob Dylan among his touchstones 

What this match means for the Irish of Woodlawn, Westchester, Rockland, Queens, Connecticut and  elsewhere is the lifeblood of familiarity. 

Geraldine Walsh explores how those suffering from tinnitus can manage their symptoms and stress in different ways

In his new role, Mr Sweeney will be responsible for driving growth and expansion of Oxendales, especially digitally, amid a difficult trading environment for retailers as consumers battle a cost-of-living crisis.

The overwhelming mood at the final whistle was neither anger, joy nor sorrow — simply a sense of ennui.

Sinead Farrelly is set to train with the Ireland squad this week in Texas, just 18 months after being a prime mover in exposing endemic abuse within the American soccer scene

Erik ten Hag’s men were beaten for just the second time in 17 outings in all competitions when they were outplayed by Newcastle at St James’ Park on Sunday.

The Royal County went into the final against Donegal as the hottest of favourites after winning all five round robin games

A 0-10 to 0-2 run in the first 25 minutes of the second half the key spell of the game for the Faithful County.

Jota and substitute Alexandro Bernabei struck at the end of each half as Celtic defeated Ross County 2-0 in Dingwall to maintain their nine-point advantage over Rangers

Watkins and McGinn on the mark as Chelsea lose again on home turf to drop into the bottom half of the table