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.

The Horslips – At the BBC gathers material by the band across three decades 

Manchester City crashed out of the Club World Cup as Al-Hilal snatched a stunning 4-3 victory in extra time of a pulsating last-16 clash in Orlando.

Ahead of his latest tour, Al Porter joins Noel Baker in West Cork to talk mistakes, ‘living his amends’, and the sanctuary of stand-up

The 11-point winning margin bridged a 12-year gap to their most recent acquaintance with the Irish Press Cup.

Substitute Jonathan Rowe sored the winner in extra-time with almost his first touch.

Waterford claimed their fourth All-Ireland minor title. 

The Rebels will meet Galway or Kilkenny in the final on Saturday, July 12.

Mixing the outrageous talent of Alyssa Thompson with the calm experience of Rose Lavelle, the reshuffled world number-one ranked Americans showed the wealth of their player development pipeline

Five-time All-Ireland winner Mulcahy believes Cork will win their semi-final against Dublin and go on to end their 20-year Liam MacCarthy drought. 

The numbers will keep rising. Puckouts will keep coming. Legs go and lungs burn in this is the age of excess. So far, no one is in a hurry to stop it.

What is the future for sport as a platform for protest? The balance is delicate between making a point that resonates and rattles folk - and being seen as a public nuisance

The man who gave Duff his finest moment at Shels with the winner that won them the league title against Derry last season popped up with an equalising goal seconds after Padraig Amond had put the hosts in front early in the second-half.

Despite their four game winning run at Markets Field, just 637 paid into the Garryowen venue, with the damp Shannonside evening taking from the attractiveness of the fixture.

For several of the GAA's great championship shocks, Kieran Shannon has been there in person. That was not the case on Saturday. He was in an off-licence when he found out Dublin had beaten Limerick. 

Let us once again gather our collective rugbying delusions, pour them into an overpriced jersey, stick them on a Qantas flight, and pretend that this Lions tour is the very heart of rugby tradition.

This Limerick team is one of the greatest in the history of the game. There may be many more great days ahead but this was certainly a crossroads moment in the journey of this outfit.

It was fitting of the contest. Tipperary’s triumph was built on their ability to maximise mistakes, repeatedly punishing Galway’s poor use of possession. 1-14 of their total came from turnovers.