Waterford say 'business as usual' as owner faces possible prison sentence on Tuesday
Waterford FC have said it is "business as usual" after the club owner Andrew Pilley was convicted of fraud and could face a prison sentence tomorrow.
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SHC permutations: Limerick and Wexford in danger, six counties chasing final spots
The final day of the provincial hurling championships promises to provide even more drama with big names such as Limerick and Wexford in danger of seeing their seasons come to a very disappointing end while a number of teams are hoping to book final spots.
Cavanagh: Defensive depth could propel Mayo to new heights
A new-look Mayo under Kevin McStay are looking the real deal, according to RTÉ GAA analyst Sean Cavanagh.
Brendan Cummins: Limerick's physicality advantage slipping as chasing pack close in
RTÉ GAA analyst Brendan Cummins believes that the chasing Munster pack have managed to bridge the physical gap that John Kiely's Limerick had held over them in recent seasons.
Bok winger Nkosi features in World XV squad to tackle Barbarians at Twickenham
Troubled Springbok winger Sbu Nkosi has been included in the World XV squad ahead of their Killik Cup match at Twickenham on Sunday (28 May).
Lost Manchester club was 'like walking into a horror movie'
A now abandoned North Manchester building was once home to a bizarre club adorned with upturned crucifixes and decapitated heads.
Aidan O'Brien will bear with Paddington and Cairo for Guineas
Paddington and Cairo look like spearheading Aidan O'Brien's Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas team at the Curragh on Saturday.
Jackie Tyrrell: 'Spineless' Wexford spiralling out of control
Jackie Tyrrell labelled Wexford "spineless" and "spiralling out of control" after the second-half capitulation against Westmeath left them in danger of dropping into the Joe McDonagh Cup.