Paul Tierney had a game to forget, but his erratic refereeing made this all the more memorable as a spectacle.

Ballyhale Shamrocks simply don’t lose in Croke Park.

It was the experienced aces like de Allende, Farrell and the normally flawless Earls who will have reason to look back on their skill execution with disappointment

Oulart-The Ballagh blitzed champions Sarsfields in the opening quarter to wrestle the AIB All-Ireland senior club camogie title from the westerners’ grasp

Una Leacy slams glorious hat-trick as Wexford girls dethrone Sarsfields

With so many events cancelled, at least there's been an eclectic mix of quality podcasts to listen to

Blues' title challenge hits a bump with another two points dropped at Stamford Bridge

The pandemic finally brought into being a European public, as we discovered that our health is a common concern, writes Luuk van Middelaar

Sequins are loud, proud and easy-to-wear

Keating won the race by 115 to 74 votes and immediately pointed to the implementation of Clare GAA’s five-year strategic plan as his chief objective for 2022

Catherine Tattersall from the UK "got quite angry when the Brexit vote happened" so applied for Irish citizenship to "remain European"

All the backroom and departmental manoeuvering by golf’s paymasters has gotten tiresome to the fans who just want to be entertained by the stars of the game — like Tiger and Rory

John Fogarty on the shortage of referees in the GAA, the subjectivity of the All-Stars, and the awkward marriage of hurling and floodlights

Prior to kick-off, Munster were given only a fighting chance and that was mainly based on the province’s proud history in Europe rather than the team taking the field.

An accomplished team display was required in a contest that went right to the wire - and that is what they delivered.

Most fans, if they are very lucky to be following a team reinforced by an indomitable mentality, see a miracle once in a lifetime. Munster’s are now getting used to seeing them once in a generation, at the very least.

The midfielder grabbed a goal and two assists and has now netted four times in his last six games.

The North Cork side squeezed past Caherline of Limerick to book their place in the 2021 Munster JHC Final.

'We want to respect the officials in the game because they have a tough job to do'

The Derry side who face Down champions Ballycran in next week’s final.