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Antrim chairman denies any decision made to replace Davy Fitzgerald as hurling manager
The players had written to the county board, claiming their understanding was that Fitzgerald was initially dismissed, but that the decision had then been overt
GAA: Cork hold on for victory over Limerick in Munster championship
It is two wins from two for Cork in Munster.
Doireann Murphy eager to end Clare's wait for silverware in league final
Clare are unbeaten so far this season, finishing top of the table ahead of Dublin, with goalkeeper Murphy a key reason for a strong defence.
Saturday sport: Leinster to take on Toulon in Champions Cup semi final
Leo Cullen's team welcome Toulon to the Aviva Stadium at 3pm, with a final in Bilbao against Bordeaux or Bath the prize for the winners.
Sunday sport: Armagh take on Tyrone, Man City face Chelsea at Stamford Bridge
Armagh come into their clash with Tyrone off the back of losing the last three provincial finals.
Galway seek to end final heartbreak as Cork stand in their way again
It has been a long wait for Division One glory for Galway, who have not won the title, suffering seven final defeats, the most recent against Kerry in 2023.
GAA preview: Where to watch this weekend's games
In a provincial championship that always delivers big moments, any three of the five competitive teams could emerge from the round robin.
GAA: Armagh beat Tyrone, Leitrim beat Sligo for first time in 15 years
Armagh have held off Tyrone in the preliminary round of the Ulster Football Championship
LGFA approve new playing rules for championship
The suite of changes will now be enacted into rule and apply instantly for all adult intercounty championships at provincial and national levels.
Saturday sport: Arsenal all square with Bournemouth, Connacht trail in the Challenge Cup
Junior Krupi scored to give Bournemouth an early 1-0 lead in that game until Viktor Gyokeres equalised from the penalty spot.
Saturday sport: Ireland to face Poland in women's World Cup qualifier
Carla Ward's side welcome Poland to the Aviva Stadium, fresh from a 3-2 win over the same opposition in Gdansk midweek.
Waterford's Orla Hickey not a fan of camogie rule change
The sidline puck may be taken from the player's hand if she is inside her own 45.
Ciara Hickey happy Cathal Murray stayed as Galway manager
The All-Ireland champions finished second behind Waterford, having been defeated by them earlier in the season.
Leitrim shown leap of talent at senior level, says Michelle Guckian
Crucial to that famous day was captain Michelle Guckian, who admitted it was difficult to come down from the excitement of winning the All-Ireland.
Róisín Bailey hopeful Carlow can continue winning streak in finals
After the men's side defeated Longford in the Division Four final in March, the ladies' footballers take on Leitrim in Sunday's Division Four final.
Saturday’s briefing: Saints charged over ‘spygate’ before clash with rivals Boro
The Southampton ‘spygate’ case took a new twist as the Sky Bet Championship club were charged with breaching EFL regulations ahead of their play-off semi-final
Westmeath's Tracey Dillon hopes to play her part as the county bids for glory on three fronts
Next weekend is set to be a big one for Westmeath football with both of their senior teams targeting top honours in major championship showpieces on consecutive
Rory McIlroy makes dig at LIV finances but open to players returning to PGA Tour
Masters champion Rory McIlroy took aim at LIV Golf’s financial plight, but is not against players returning to the PGA Tour. McIlroy, who has been one of the mo
Fleetwood one shot off lead at Quail Hollow
Tommy Fleetwood shoots a four-under round of 67 to put himself within a stroke of the lead after the second round of the Truist Championship.
Michael Carrick eager to keep Man United's newly crowned Footballer of the Year
Bruno Fernandes’ excellent individual performances this season have been recognised.
Sergej Jakirovic and Alex Neil plan for round two after Lions draw blank at Hull
Sergej Jakirovic and Alex Neil are ready to resume battle in Monday’s decider at the Den after Hull and Millwall contested a cagey goalless draw in the first le
Neil Lennon delighted as Dunfermline perform ‘minor miracles’ in play-offs
Neil Lennon was delighted that his Dunfermline side continue to perform “minor miracles” after they clinched a place in the semi-finals of the William Hill Prem
Southampton charged with breach of EFL regulations for spying on Middlesbrough
Southampton have been charged with a breach of EFL regulations after being accused of spying on a Middlesbrough training session ahead of the two clubs’ Champio
We don’t talk about Bruno leaving Man United – Carrick so keen to keep Fernandes
Michael Carrick sees Bruno Fernandes continuing to play a big part for Manchester United as he cooled talk around a potential summer exit for the freshly crowne
Pep Guardiola: Man City proved they have champions mentality in Everton game
Pep Guardiola believes Manchester City showed the mentality of champions in their fightback at Everton and remain in the title race despite dropping two vital p
Ireland's Egan earns clean sheet as Championship playoff semi in the balance
Hull and Millwall are no closer to deciding which will go forward to the Championship final at Wembley.
Southampton charged by EFL for spying on Middlesbrough
Southampton have been charged with a breach of EFL regulations after being accused of spying on a Middlesbrough training session ahead of the two clubs' Champio
Derry's struggles continue as Drogheda prevail
Ryan Brennan’s second half penalty snatched an unlikely three points.
Brennan on the spot as Drogs edge past Candystripes
Derry City have beaten Drogheda United just once in nine matches now – and have claimed just two wins in their last 12 SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division gam
Stormers deny 14-man Ulster at death in thrilling draw
Wing Werner Kok scored a hat-trick as Ulster drew a URC thriller with league leaders Stormers 38-38 in Belfast.