Russia has recently sought to overwhelm Ukraine’s air defences with major attacks

Seán Boyd’s introduction as a substitute to partner Mipo Odubeko in attack against an ailing Linfield side yielded dividends within two minutes with the latter rifling home.

'Under no circumstances am I a racist. I'm actually the opposite', Richard O'Donoghue said

The GAA were compelled to clarify the final scoreline some time after the final whistle.

Research — by someone, somewhere — suggests that good news is good for mental health, improves mood, counters our amygdala’s assumption the world is full of bears, inspires you to take action, gives hope

Kilkenny manager has no issue with the scoreboard as he believed the scoreline in the stadium to be accurate.

Tipperary are headed to the last four of the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland senior camogie championship.

Championship fury is stoked by two unforgiving masters: the score and the ticking hands. 

In 2014, there was HawkEye, five years later it was Richie Hogan’s sending off. Now we have Widegate.

The Kerry minor manager believed his side should have had a late levelling opportunity.

After 80 minutes, the game had been decided by the two moments where the ball hit the net.

The reference to winning in Croke Park was notable, as it was Waterford’s first triumph at HQ since the 2015 All-Ireland intermediate final.

Tries from Takuro Matsunaga, Ichigo Nakakusu and Halatoa Vailea piled on more misery for the tourists.

Opinionated, respectful, good fun - Kieran Shannon learns more about the Rebels boss, who is preparing his side for an All-Ireland semi-final on Saturday.

Stephen Hiney believes that if the Dublin hurlers play as well in against Cork as they did in the quarter-final victory over Limerick, they "will be very hard to beat".

In the latest of our series of summer-themed reads, Cork-based author Eibhlís Carcione offers a tale of strange goings-on in the far west of the county 

It is another huge weekend of hurling, camogie, ladies football and minor football action to look forward to.

As thousands prepare to gather in Cork for Fleadh Cheoil na Mumhan, Matt Cranitch, Alan Finn and other trad stalwarts recall their happy days at the event 

"The restaurant itself doesn’t scream big budget but a wood-themed approach — floor, bare tables and wall panelling — does a decent job of turning a banal retail unit into a surprisingly pleasant space."

Sunday's All-Ireland semi-final is Lawlor and Kilkenny’s first championship crack at Tipperary since the 2019 final.