Egan Jewellers Mayo IFC Final  Crossmolina 1-12  Moy Davitts 1-12  Stuart Tynan at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park, Castlebar  Back in 2006, Peadar Gardiner’s late ...

The St Muredach’s Golf Society in Dublin was treated to the perfect conditions of a crisp autumn morning at the beautiful Woodenbridge golf course in County Wicklow for its Captain’s Day on Sunday, October 20.

After 64 minutes, what was once a gripping sequel between Crossmolina Deel Rovers and Moy Davitts will hopefully become a memorable trilogy with Saturday's replay of the county intermediate football championship final.

The Sligo senior men’s football final almost delivered a first time winner of the competition on Sunday, but the ladies final did deliver just that on Saturday in wet and wintry Tubbercurry.

It was quite the five-second rollercoaster.

It might be a cliché, but there’s still more than a grain of truth in the idea that for players, it’s always just about the next ball, the next attack, the next game. Thinking any other way is bound to lead to slips and trips.

That 41-year-old David Clarke refers to the incredible history of Ballina Stephenites is his speech before accepting the Moclair Cup is no surprise.

Mayo County Board have confirmed the fixture details of the county junior and intermediate football championship finals, both of which have to be replayed following a dramatic weekend of action at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park.

I know how Knockmore are feeling. A non-performance on the big day is as disappointing as it gets. A convincing loss without even raising a gallop. Not doing yourselves justice when it matters most. A lifetime of regrets.

Sligo Senior Hurling Championship – Final Easkey 0-15 Naomh Eoin 0-12 In Quigibar, Enniscrone Easkey won their fifth consecutive county senior hurling title on Saturday evening as they proved too strong for the challenge of Sligo town side Naomh ...