Rebels out of the frying pan and into Dublin fire
Out of the four All-Ireland quarter-finals, there is a school of thought that Saturday evening's fixture at Croke Park has the potential to be the most one-sided.
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Xander Schauffele takes control in Travelers, Rory McIlroy crashes
Xander Schauffele tied for Friday's low round with his second consecutive 63 to storm ahead by five strokes at the midway point of the Travelers Championship, but it was a day to forget for Rory McIlroy.
Rhys McKee's road back to the UFC runs through Belfast
Rhys McKee is one of the first names that springs to mind for European MMA fans when considering tough tenures with the UFC.
Niamh Fahey: Ireland the 'strongest' we've ever been
Vera Pauw has given the Republic of Ireland the belief that they can finally qualify for a major tournament, according to defender Niamh Fahey.
Bohemians manager Keith Long rues red-card reprieve for Shamrock Rovers
A single goal from Rory Gaffney decided Friday night's Dublin derby in favour of Shamrock Rovers.
'No reason' for Kilkenny not to play in junior football championship
Railyard is the footballing heartbeat that has always been the exception to the rule in Kilkenny, and that pulse has extended all the way to the Big Apple in recent years.
'We'd have beaten Donegal' - Clare's missed 1992 chance
We saw Bill Murray in Thurles last weekend, being walked through the finer points of the ancient game by JP, while Noel Grealish TD loomed behind, ready to interject, no doubt. Truly, Semple's VIP area has never witnessed such cumulative star power in all its days.
Clare and Cork hoping gameplan is built for purpose
This weekend Croke Park hosts the All-Ireland quarter finals. All four matches promise to be exciting. My column's focus will be on today’s matches, Derry v Clare and Dublin v Cork.