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As Kerry returned to Tralee in 1986 after their latest All-Ireland triumph, a man in the crowd opined on what made the Kingdom so special when it came to the All-Ireland championship - "the secret is, you couldn't satisfy us".
Daniel Wiffen progressed to the final of the 1500m freestyle final, while both Conor Ferguson and Mona McSharry moved through to their semi-finals as the Irish swimmers enjoyed a successful morning on the penultimate day of racing at the World Aquatics Championships in Fukuoka, Japan.
While there are times when she finds it difficult to watch her old team-mates in action, former Cork ladies football goalkeeper Martina O'Brien has made peace with being away from the inter-county limelight.
Louise Quinn has insisted the Republic of Ireland will not be using any excuses when they reflect on their maiden appearance at FIFA Women's World Cup.
Australia captain and top player Sam Kerr has said she will be available to play in the crunch Women's World Cup clash against Olympic champions Canada on Monday.
Scotland rounded off a triumphant T20 World Cup qualifying campaign with an eight-run victory over Ireland thanks to a virtuoso showing from Bradley Currie at The Grange in Edinburgh.
Sligo Rovers responded to their limp FAI Cup exit at the hands of Drogheda United last week with a much improved performance at Weavers Park – but John Russell's team still managed to throw away a two-goal lead.
Damien Duff and his high flying Shelbourne team made it four games unbeaten in the Premier Division after goals from Harry Wood and Sean Boyd gave them a 2-0 victory over Cork City at Turner's Cross.