THE controversy following the Munster Club Senior Football League final, in which Douglas are adamant they defeated Austin Stacks by a point only to be told by Waterford referee Sean Michael Kelly the game was a draw, rages on.

Armagh 2-17 Laois 1-11

THE State could face massive civil actions from victims of crime claiming their right to privacy had been infringed by garda leaks, Justice Minister Michael McDowell said yesterday.

Galway 0-16 Kilkenny 1-12

ONE’S first reaction, on hearing Cashmans were offering Vinnie Roe at 3-1 for Saturdays’ Irish Field St Leger at the Curragh, was that it was a very fair price indeed.

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TIKRAM, 25-1 for the Ladbroke Hurdle with the sponsors on Monday, is now as low as 12-1 in two places after the flow of support for Gary Moore’s hurdler continued yesterday.

TOWNS and villages came alive yesterday to the sounds of the age-old Wren Boys tradition.

UEFA has told Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho to stop criticising referees.

Donal O’Grady speaks to Tony Leen about his decision to walk away from inter-county management.

HAPPY the man whose hobby is his career, Liam Mackey told yesterday’s Irish Examiner Sportswriting.

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Chelsea 0 Birmingham City 0

DOUGLAS have been awarded the Munster Club League Championship five days after they ‘drew’ the final against Austin Stacks.

REPUBLIC of Ireland manager Brian Kerr has used the timely return of Roy Keane to boost the troops ahead of Wednesday’s now-crucial World Cup Group 4 qualifier against the Faroe Islands.

AS the hurlers of Kilkenny continue to celebrate, footballers in two parts of Carlow have found themselves in hot water.

Tipperary 0-05 Cavan 1-10

Tyrone 0-13 Kerry 0-6

TURNS out they fooled us all. Cork put All-Irelands back to back yesterday, repeating the results of 1986 and 1990 by replicating the Cork style of old.

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