Barry Nash pinching himself as Limerick now up there with 'the greatest'
Shortly after the final whistle at Croke Park and Barry Nash is taking it all in.
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Ex Newcastle United keeper Shaka Hislop 'conscious' after collapsing live on TV
Former West Ham and Newcastle goalkeeper Shaka Hislop is conscious after he collapsed before Sunday's friendly between Real Madrid and AC Milan. Hislop, who made 26 appearances for Trinidad and Tobago, was working as a pundit for ESPN in California when he fell to the ground during a pitchside interview at the Rose Bowl. ESPN colleague Dan Thomas immediately called for help before he was later able to provide a positive update on London-born Hislop.
Mona McSharry sets Irish record to secure place at Olympics
Mona McSharry is bound for the Paris Olympics after posting a landmark Irish record in the 100m breaststroke at the World Aquatics Championship in Fukuoka, Japan.
Sinead Farrelly on prayer, calm & Amhrán na bhFiann
As the noise and madness of a World Cup blares all around her, Sinead Farrelly takes sanctuary in prayer and writing in her journal.
Canada get Jessie Fleming fitness boost ahead of Ireland clash
Canada look likely to receive a major boost for their crucial World Cup clash against the Republic of Ireland after key midfielder Jessie Fleming returned to training on Monday.
Harman reveals heckler spurred him on to Open glory
Brian Harman admitted he would not be letting the Claret Jug out of his sight after his dominant victory in the 151st Open Championship at Royal Liverpool. Harman overcame miserable weather and an early stumble in the final round to claim his first major title with a six-shot victory over Jon Rahm, Jason Day, Tom Kim and Sepp Straka. The last of the 36-year-old American's two PGA Tour victories came in 2017, the same year in which he held a one-shot lead after 54 holes of the US Open before finishing second to Brooks Koepka.
Derek Lyng rues Kilkenny failure to put a spoke in Green Machine's wheels
There was a memorable advertisement in the 1990s that involved the drinkers of a certain soft drink receiving a slow-motion slap in the face from a man in orange.
John Kiely and Limerick dancing to a different tune
John Kiely didn't really need to be asked what Limerick winning a fourth consecutive All-Ireland titles meant to him.