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O'Neill hopes Hoops take confidence from derby triumph into decisive final week
Celtic boss refused to look beyond a midweek trip to Fir Park after the champions boosted their hopes of clinching the title against Hearts at Parkhead next Sun
Offaly secure landmark draw with Kilkenny in Leinster senior hurling championship
Drama at the death as Eoghan Cahill the hero with last-gasp 65.
Waterford contribute to own downfall in London drubbing
Needless turnovers and poor kickouts made the Exiles’ win all too easy.
Kerry fend off Cork to seal Munster SFC six-in-a-row
Kerry claimed a sixth Munster SFC title in a row after a 1-23 to 1-15 victory over Cork in the final in Killarney.
Champions League hopefuls Aston Villa held to draw at relegated Burnley
Elsewhere, Nottingham Forest secured a crucial draw against Newcastle and Everton’s European hopes were dealt a huge blow by Crystal Palace.
Watch: Finnerty gives Galway dream start against Rossies in Connacht SFC final
Galway enjoyed a dream start to this afternoon's Connacht senior football championship final by hitting the Roscommon net after 67 seconds at Dr Hyde Park.
Late strike from Elliot Anderson secures vital Newcastle draw for Forest
Elliot Anderson reminded Newcastle exactly what they had to give up with a late goal that earned Nottingham Forest a vital 1–1 draw in their bid for Premier Lea
Martin O’Neill hoping comeback win over Rangers can fuel Celtic title charge
Celtic manager Martin O’Neill told his players to take confidence from their comeback win over Rangers after they cut the gap on Hearts to a point. But O’Neill
James J Braddock delivers knockout blow against Pierre Bonnard
James J Braddock got up late to collar Pierre Bonnard on the line in the Cashel Palace Hotel Derby Trial Stakes at Leopardstown. Stablemate Endorsement led the
Champions League hopefuls Aston Villa held to draw at relegated Burnley
Aston Villa suffered a European hangover as they could only draw 2-2 with relegated Burnley at Turf Moor. Three days after booking their spot in the Europa Leag
Jean-Philippe Mateta earns Crystal Palace a point at home to Everton
Everton’s hopes of qualifying for Europe were dealt a huge blow after Jean-Philippe Mateta came off the bench to rescue Crystal Palace a point in a 2-2 draw at
Kerry v Cork player ratings: Another David Clifford tour de force
How both sides rated in the Munster final in Killarney
Antrim avoid upset in London despite scare
Antrim finally got off the mark in this year's Joe McDonagh Cup with a battling victory over London in difficult conditions at Ruislip, though Davy Fitzgerald's
Laois leave Wicklow in their wake in Tailteann Cup opener
The Laois senior footballers made a winning start to the Tailteann Cup as they defeated Wicklow 1-23 to 0-19 in O'Moore Park on Sunday afternoon.
Dublin ease past Meath to reach Leinster final
Caoimhe O'Connor and Jodi Egan were in fine scoring form at Parnell Park as defending champions Dublin secured a convincing win against Meath to set up a final
Johnny Kenny awaiting news on surgery after suffering knee ligament injury
Celtic striker had been in stunning form on loan with Bolton Wanderers heading into League One play-off series.
Mateta earns Crystal Palace a point to dent Everton's Euro hopes
Victory would have moved the visitors onto 51 points, level with Brentford in eighth and two points off the last guaranteed European qualification berth.
Elliot Anderson leveller edges Forest closer to safety
Elliot Anderson reminded Newcastle exactly what they had to give up
Euro hangover means Villa must wait on Champions League spot
Three days after booking a Europa League final place, Villa were frustrated by a spirited display from Burnley
Premier League wrap: Forest earn crucial point
Elliot Anderson reminded Newcastle exactly what they had to give up with a late goal that earned Nottingham Forest a vital 1–1 draw in their bid for Premier Lea
Denise O'Sullivan on mark but Brighton deal FA Cup heartbreak to Liverpool
Brighton reached the Women’s FA Cup final for the first time by battling back from two goals down
Diamond Necklace sparkles in French 1000 Guineas
Diamond Necklace kept her unbeaten record intact with a seamless victory in the Emirates Poule d’Essai des Pouliches at ParisLongchamp. Aidan O’Brien’s 4-5 favo
Five-goal London pile more misery on Waterford
London left Waterford stunned with five goals at Fraher Field, as four in the first half gave them a runaway success in the Tailteann Cup first round.
Neil Lennon Loved Kris Boyd Meltdown Over Rangers Loss To Celtic
Celtic picked up their third Old Firm Derby win of the season with a crucial 3-1 success against rivals Rangers on Sunday.
History-Making Ireland Beat Wales To Finish U21 Six Nations Unbeaten
The Ireland Under-21 Women's squad have finished the 2026 Six Nations Series unbeaten for the first time ever, courtesy of a 31-17 win over Wales on Sunday.
Kingdom come good in second-half to see off Cork for 87th Munster crown
Kerry are Munster senior football champions for the sixth year in-a-row after seeing off rivals Cork by 1-23 to 1-15 in Killarney this afternoon.
Resilient Kerry retain Munster crown as sprint finish kills off faint Cork revival
There was blood in the water but Cork didn’t smell it. Even if Brian O’Driscoll’s solo goal helped narrow the margin to two, Cork never showed enough gumption o
Baffling Failure To Apply GAA Rule Led To 'Ridiculous' Kerry Score In Win Over Cork
A questionable interpretation of a GAA rule allowed Kerry to get a key score in their Munster final victory over Cork in Kllarney.
David Clifford fires 1-6 as Kerry come good to defeat Cork in Munster final
An attendance of 32,961 were present in Killarney.
Brian Hayes’ Man of the Match performance carries Cork past Waterford
Brian Hayes scored 7 points as Cork took down Waterford in the Munster Senior Hurling Championship yesterday. The Rebels are almost assured of a place in anothe