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

INSPIRATION:The term ‘between seasons’ is comparable to that of ‘home office’ or ‘going nowhere’ both which seem to sum up the current climate.  So do shirt-jackets, otherwise known as shackets.

A Christian Fuchs own goal and a last-minute Eddie Nketiah effort sees Mikel Arteta's men to victory 

Including a welcome return to Irish shores for the reigning Open champion Shane Lowry...

Frank Murphy and Andrew Brace has been appointed to officiate Challenge and Champions Cup semi-finals

“I will hurl probably for another 10 years but I can’t see myself ever topping this.”

Hibernian shattered Rangers’ shut-out streak as Steven Gerrard’s team let two points slip with a 2-2 draw in Leith. Gers arrived in the Scottish capital having started the season with a British-record seven straight clean sheets.

Next for Mallow is a tasty meeting with fellow Avondhu club Fermoy

It was Valleys third quarter-final exit to Duhallow in four years but they should have closed this game out

The winners are managed by former Mayo forward, Ray Dempsey, who was part of the last Knockmore team to win the championship 23 years ago

Mitchelstown 3-20 Kinsale 2-10 Mitchelstown will meet Aghabullogue in the semi-finals of the Cork Intermediate A Football Championship as they comprehensively defeated Kinsale in Carrigtwohill on Saturday.

Next weekend's decider against Courcey Rovers is a repeat of the 2018 decider which Inniscarra won.

A last four meeting with favourites Cill na Martra now awaits

For years before finally cracking what was required to succeed in Europe, Munster thrived on the underdog tag, playing with a chip on both shoulders over some grievance — manufactured or otherwise — and relying on their unbridled passion to see them ...

Mayfield got a bad start when corner back Brian O’Leary received a black card just one minute into proceedings

Ibrahimovic's deadly finish against Shamrock Rovers shows why, at 38, the Milan striker remains a force to be reckoned with