Plus Kerry's second-heaviest loss in Croke Park in their history. 

The golf icon was charged with DUI after a Friday afternoon incident.

The Rebels came up short against the Royals at HQ on Sunday. 

Two Division 1 fixtures went ahead on Saturday evening

Cork City 4 Athlone Town 1  Six wins from seven. Three wins on the trot. Five points clear at the summit.

Gli Azzurri start favourites in the World Cup playoff on Thursday but Michael O’Neill says his young team will show no fear.

I had hoped that by adopting a lurcher, I too would magically become slender and svelte. Alas, the opposite seems to have occurred.

Czechia came from two down to defeat Ireland on penalties in the World Cup playoff. 

Kerry manager Jack O'Connor said Armagh deserved to stay up after their performances in the final two games of the league. They fought back from 10 points down to draw with the Kingdom

O'Reilly scored twice in the second half to secure the trophy for Pep Guardiola's side.

Vitor Pereira has risen to the challenge as Forest's fourth manager of the season,

Nottingham Forest are now above Tottenham, who have still not won in the Premier League this year.

In a dramatic finish at the bottom of Division 3, Limerick fought back from 11 points down to beat Fermanagh but they did not get the slip up required from Sligo for them to stay up

On his return to action, TJ Reid tallied 1-8, while Jake Morris (1-5) and free-taker Jason Forde (0-8, including two sideline cuts) led the way for Tipp, for whom John McGrath was a late withdrawal.

Katie Quirke (two), Áine Terry O’Sullivan and Aimee Corocran goals sent the Rebels into the National League decider in their first season back after gaining promotion from Division 2.

Centre-back Odhran Doherty, an absolute colossus for the Maghera side from beginning to end, was a machine from long-range frees down the stretch.

Danny Grant and Aaron Greene struck late in each half as Shamrock Rovers overcame a stubborn Galway United side in Tallaght to stretch their unbeaten run to five matches.

In the Allianz Football League, it's possible that five of the six promoted teams could be from Leinster.

Ken O’Flynn’s rhetoric, controversies, and political evolution highlight tensions around immigration, misinformation, and the rise of populist narratives, writes Mick Clifford

An Irishwoman’s Diary is dedicating this week’s column to ‘M’, who is offering unflinching testimony of the reality of war at a human level, starting today with some extracts, which show the fear, stress, and anxiety being experienced by one woman, on the situation and life near Tehran.