There is too much time and money invested in inter-county Gaelic games to not at least try and ensure the right decision is made when it comes to goals and sendings off.

Jamie Vardy targets double century, Jérémy Doku makes his mark and Arsenal rue the absence of Gabriel Magalhães.

There are plenty of reasons for the province's shock exit - the tournament being too weak is not one of them.

It couldn’t have contrasted more to the earlier Munster final when Noel Mooney had an easy outing in Killarney as Kerry cruised to victory

How can the province extricate its football championship from this parlous slumber?

For Andy Farrell, Leinster's shock Champions Cup defeat could not have been worse timed.

Kerry face Cork in the Munster quarter-final on Monday evening.

Vardy’s opener at the King Power Stadium set Ruud van Nistelrooy’s side on their way to a first win since January.

Aston Villa are still in the hunt for a top-five place.

The Foylesiders issued a statement of their title intent with an impressive performance with first half goals from Michael Duffy and Liam Boyce sealing the win.

Lowe has benefited more than most from the cascade of attacking opportunities with three tries claimed from round of 16 and quarter-final wins in which the province has chucked the ball around with more abandon than before.

The Londoners were playing their first Champions League semi-final in 16 years against a Parisian side here for the fourth time in the last six seasons. It showed.

Particularly at underage games, if there is a parent or even a coach, who is being obnoxious towards the misfortunate ref, then don’t take the easy way out and say nothing.

Currently studying at UCC, Donnchadh Mac Aodha is happy to tread the line between 'normal and wacky' for his winning piece

Tipperary will face Clare in the Munster MFC Phase One final. 

Toughness is not jabbing the bas or butt of your hurley into your marker’s genitals.

Palace’s best-paid player shows his class, Ipswich meet their fate and Mateo Kovacic sounds a warning

Ireland's Katie McCabe was part of the Arsenal side that reached a first Champions League final since 2007.

The first Dutchman to win the Premier League has assured himself of a place in the club’s famous history.

Tyrone manager Malachy O'Rourke was pleased that when his side went down by several points, they did not throw in the towel.