Keith Duggan

The godfather of Galway hurling died last week at the age of 91

World Cup winner's apparent inability – or emotional reluctance – to fully commit to Manchester United's cause will remain a frustrating mystery to the club’s huge fan base

Sideline Cut: Golden State Warriors point guard is a paragon of exuberant, attractive positivity

For the first time in many seasons, the latest version of Armagh-Donegal feels like anyone’s game

Ulster side denied a late penalty in controversial ending to first-round qualifier

Building a team of comparable substance to the great Kilkenny team is the best compliment Shefflin could pay his former mentor Cody

The depraved conduct of those singing about the Harte and McAreavey family’s tragic loss plumbed new depths

Manager points to coaching team and county chairman’s role in helping to guide Oak Leaf squad to an unexpected but deserved Ulster title success

`It was an epic way to win an Ulster championship and probably quite fitting’ - Rory Gallagher

Chrissy McKaigue lifts the Anglo-Celt Cup for the first time in 24 years after extra-time win over Donegal

Spend time with Brian McEniff and you’ll find a world parsed into eight decades of unconsciously collating names, places, events, Gaelic football and business connections

Benji Wilson, juvenile basketball player, was just one of 1.5m Americans to die through gun violence between the years 1968 and 2017

‘Feed the Scousers’ chants are imbued with anti-migrant and anti-Irish sentiment

Keith Duggan: as the curtain falls on Sunday the keenest emotions will be experienced by the fans in Burnley and Leeds

Limerick fielded slightly understrength side and were forced to play without Hegarty