Dundalk will be without the suspended Chris Shields and are uncertain as to whether the defender Sean Gannon will make it back from ankle 

After more than a year of circling each other, US President Donald Trump and his Democratic challenger Joe Biden finally met on the debate stage.

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer believes football is a “different game” this season as a mix of controversial rule changes and unprecedented circumstances throw up wild results.

Man of the match in the PRO14 final win over Ulster, he found himself looking on from the bench for the biggest game of Leinster’s season a week later

The nostalgia-fest continues for Irish '80s and '90s kids, as a reboot of the Den favourite hits the silver screen in 2021

Luke Shaw wants to see more of Manchester United’s youngsters get a chance in Wednesday’s Carabao Cup tie at Brighton.

Events in Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Saturday illustrated hurling’s problem with cynicism isn’t going to go away

Daniel Storey goes through the biggest talking points of the Premier League weekend

Midleton 4-8  Carrigtwohill 0-9  Derek Kiely, Cobh  East Cork JAFC ...

Jose Mourinho refused to criticise the new handball law as yet another controversial call saw his Tottenham side concede a last-gasp equaliser against Newcastle.

Manager Jerry O’Sullivan credits tight defence and quickfire 2-4 blast

Sean Dyche’s 400th game in management ended in a 1-0 defeat to Southampton as Burnley suffered a second consecutive loss to open their Premier League campaign.

Bruno Fernandez holds nerve to rescue three points at the death

Cork SAFC semi-final: Mallow 0-12 Fermoy 0-9  Mallow will face either Éire Óg or O’Donovan Rossa in next month's Cork SAFC final after battling past neighbours ...

It's Castlemartyr's first county final appearance since winning the junior crown in 2014

The standard produced was worthy of the day. They needed inspirational displays from big players and they got just that

Cappataggle lost out at this juncture for the fourth year in a row in their quest to reach a first-ever final

Five All-Irelands, 12 Munster titles, four All-Stars. Cork’s Denis Coughlan was a dual-code Rolls Royce of a player for club and county. Not that he hadn’t obstacles along the way.

Despite creating history, Neville is taking it all in her stride

A potential double? Only one man could be involved, surely. Manager Teddy McCarthy