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It will be a proud family occasion for James Child when he takes charge of his first Challenge Cup final on Saturday as he revealed coming out has made him a better referee.
Ahead of a remarkably packed weekend schedule - the word 'busy' doesn't quite do it justice - Colm O'Rourke offers his verdicts on all four provincial finals, as well as the seven Tailteann Cup games fixed for Saturday and Sunday.
The brave coming out story of Blackpool striker Jake Daniels last week has helped lead the way for LGBT+ footballers to finally thrive at the professional level.
Donal Lenihan believes Tadhg Furlong's fitness will be a decisive factor in whether Leinster can win the Heineken Champions Cup final.
Israel Folau will make his return to international rugby with Tonga, three years after his Wallabies contract was terminated over a controversial social media post.
And so, athletics' loss became cricket's gain as the former Maharashtra state-level athlete decided that there is no fun if she can't tonk the ball like her idol Dhoni. Eleven years later, at 28, Navgire, who plays domestic cricket for Nagaland, has found instant stardom, with some of the most powerful blows that one has ever seen from an Indian batter.
Longford's Mickey Quinn is optimistic that the Tailteann Cup will allow his county - and others like them - to build and develop over the course of a number of years.
hockey team would like to put up a much-improved performance when it takes on Japan in its first 'Super 4' match of the Asia Cup here on Saturday. Despite facing a below-par Indonesia in their final group league game, the young side coached by Sardar Singh must be lauded for being able to score a whopping 16 goals in just an hour. It was one more than what India required to put a final nail in Pakistan's coffin as far as harbouring World Cup qualification hopes were concerned.