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Galway may have secured their position in Sunday's Glen Dimplex All-Ireland intermediate camogie final (2pm, live on RTÉ2) by winning every single game, unlike opponents Cork, but one gets the sense that it has come as just a little bit of a surprise.
Former Antrim All-Ireland winner and president of the Camogie Association, Lily Spence, has died.
Rain brought an early end to the first day at the Armoy Road Races, just as the two evening events that were to be run the heavens opened leaving the organisers no choice to call a halt.
Antrim Coast Half Marathon and street mile finishers will be presented with a recycled wooden medal in a move to make the race more sustainable.
Football takes centre stage today as we prepare for the All-Ireland Senior Final.
The popular Irish national meeting, which will take place on the challenging three-mile course in County Antrim from July 29-30, was officially launched in Portballintrae.
The management committee of Leitrim GAA have recommended that Andy Moran's current term as manager of the county's senior football side be extended to include the 2023 and 2024 seasons.
A nurse claims a mild sore throat is thought to have left her with 'leopard print' skin. Ashling Armstrong said she first noticed red marks on her chest in January that she initially thought could be acne but within a week they spread across her entire body. The 22-year-old visited the doctor and was diagnosed with Guttate psoriasis, a type of psoriasis that appears as small, red and scaly teardrop-shaped spots on the skin, the following month. The gym-lover said she spent months covering angry patches on her red, scaly skin due to 'embarrassment' - often mistaken for severe burns by gawping strangers. But when they reached her face Ashling realised she could no longer hide them, so decided to share her condition online. Ashling claims being loud and proud about her psoriasis is the 'best thing' she's ever done as her confidence has since 'sky rocketed' and she's been able to help many others in the process.