Danish midfielder was pick-pocketed by Jeff Hendrick as he tried to put ball out of play

Cardiff City midfielder maintains decision to pull out of Wales clash was the right one

Denmark looked the ordinary team they are shorn of Tottenham's Christian Eriksen

Rob Carroll sat through 322 matches and pored over around 100,000 handpasses

With five wins from five and not one down the 18th the Italian made his mark in Paris

European captain’s picks outscored US rivals by more than the winning margin

European team made it feel like Ryder Cups of old while US looked on with grim faces

Europe dominate Saturday’s fourballs to take 8-4 lead over USA in Paris

Persistence proves the key for Thomas Bjorn's side in historic foursomes whitewash

Europe’s Mr Dependable steadies the ship as Americans blown off course

Creeping hand of PR wrapped its bony fingers around the Friday morning institution

Opening ceremony was full of glitz, glamour and quietly-spoken Tidy Towns treasurers

What are the strengths and weaknesses of each pairing and who will win the points?

The Englishman is playing in his first Ryder Cup for a decade this week in Paris

Ryder Cup Wednesday was just moseying along until the American breezed in

‘He’s one of 12. We’re not looking at any individuals, just trying to beat the US team’

Tour Championship winner was a museum piece a year ago - it is a remarkable turnaround

Every September since forever has been about the All-Ireland finals in hurling and football

Birkdale in 1969 was probably the closest a match came to actual violence on the course

Leahy may not be a great manager but words like ‘unsafe’ should not be thrown around

It doesn’t matter whether Europe or the USA wins, it only matters that it’s a close battle

Long-serving defender walked away in 2014 but is back for another All-Ireland final

Unseemly end to Rochford’s reign while bitter Carnacon row doesn’t augur well

Manager Bohan explains the background to last year’s eye-opening film on women’s team

Much like Stephen Ward’s leaked message you were left wondering what it all boiled down to

No goals, points from placed balls and two teams who know each other too well

There are times when Williams comes across as petty and self-involved

Dublin do everything better and quicker than their opponents and it’s hard to see that changing

Any way you spin it, no sport is helped at all by the outright domination of one team

Three bad kick-outs and a stupid free, and Tyrone went from four up to five down in 10 minutes

Malachy Clerkin runs the rule over Jim Gavin’s side after All-Ireland final victory

Football the poor relation at the end of summer where complaining is true national sport

Four stories from the weekend when Limerick managed to end 45 years of hurt

Towards the end, it seemed as if Limerick would falter, but all ghosts are laid to rest

The question was what had Galway left once Glynn’s aerial threat was coolly neutralised

John Kiely’s heroes do just enough to see off Tribesmen and seal a historic, deserved win

The county has got carried away in the past and is paranoid about doing it again

The buzz in the county last week was in the hope of a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity

Manager is going the right way about building his team into a permanent empire

Monaghan manager Malachy O’Rourke frustrated at referee Anthony Nolan’s decisions

Galway pay penalty for missed first half chances as champions return to the final

Jim Gavin’s team is patient, methodical and has no fear of facing packed defences

‘You don’t need any extra motivation, just try and get the body right and go again’

Canning again in princely form as he turns in another Man of the Match performance

‘Normally our efficiency is much, much higher than that,’ insists Clare’s co-manager

Aron Shanagher had chance late on to steal a win for Clare at Semple Stadium

Clare and Galway go again, Donegal, Tyrone and Monaghan enter last-chance saloon

Goalkeeper’s kick-outs and accuracy from placed balls now a huge asset for Ulster side

Galway, prior to 2017, knew too much what it was like to be close yet a million miles away 

Two epic semi-finals see Cork crash out as Galway and Clare prepare for a replay

‘It was great that the occasion wasn’t wasted on us’, says Clare's Shane O’Donnell

All-Ireland champions roar out of the blocks before they are slowly but surely reeled in

Can Clare reproduce the heady mix of 2013 as they bid to dethrone formidable champions?

A promise made after a hiding from Tipperary in 2009 is coming to fruition

Punters being asked to stump up more and more as the coverage of sport fragments

Monaghan fail to make it count when on top in Clones as David Clifford saves Kerry's summer

David Clifford takes the rug out from under Monaghan’s feet with late goal in Clones

Liam Miller episode the latest in a series of PR disasters for the association

There is an undeniable sense of a dam about to burst if Kerry don’t beat Monaghan

David Moran, Paul Geaney and Paul Murphy need to stand up and be counted in Clones

Enjoy the qualifiers for what they are instead of wishing they were something else

Micheál Donoghue’s side much too strong for old rivals in Leinster final replay at Thurles

Cody delighted by the way Kilkenny fought back to get within shouting distance of Galway

The Joe McDonagh Cup has been a success so format changes are proving unpopular

This isn’t the end of Mayo’s quest for Sam but it is an end of sorts for a gallant group

Impressive comeback leaves Cork in last four while Galway and Kilkenny must meet again

The Leesiders trailed by eight points at one stage but came back to emerge victorious

‘He’s the best in the game now and when he’s finished, he’ll be one of the best ever’

Only eight teams have gone longer unbeaten in the province than John Meyler’s side

Eamonn Fitzmaurice's side stroll through to the Super-8s and play Galway next

‘Whatever my role, it will be to help Kerry get over the line, that’s what I will do’

Two early goals for the Rebels gave the Munster Final the false appearance of a contest

Record shows ultra-defensive system won’t be enough to contend for All-Ireland glory

Kerry’s ability to build early leads has killed the Rebels in recent years

Roscommon fail to go back-to-back as Shane Walsh inspires Tribesmen at Dr Hyde Park

McStay’s side are underdogs despite being defending champions on their home patch

Two of last year’s All-Ireland semi-finalists bow out of championship in early June

Jim Gavin’s team stroll to 19-point victory and ease to another Leinster final at Croke Park

It's only two years since TJ Ryan was complaining about 'vultures' undermining them

Wexford let nine-point lead slip as Kilkenny reach Leinster final

There are 18 intercounty games down for decision over a weekend never seen before

Gallagher’s underdogs stun Monaghan and qualify for their sixth ever Ulster final

At most, only seven of last year's All-Ireland final team will start against Tipperary

Premier County faithful never quite sure of what their heroes will produce on any given day

Michael Ryan’s side show real character to claw back a nine-point interval deficit

Substitute Jake Morris keeps Mick Ryan's side alive in the Munster Championship

Liberian-born 22-year-old thankful for his new life far from his African homeland

It's hard to root for Tiger Woods the person; it's hard not to root for Tiger Woods the golfer

Rory Beggan and Conor McManus is sparkling form for Malachy O'Rourke's side

Finding room for the surfeit of talent at his disposal a conundrum for Michael Ryan

All-Ireland champions begin their defence with a five-goal barrage in Tullamore

Life is tough for minority sports so it was fun to watch Ireland achieve test status

Pat Gilroy’s side let Cats slip from their grasp as Liam Blanchfield’s goal secures victory

Donoghue’s side find their range but have plenty to do before the Cats come calling

A day job with the disability charity Stewarts Care has changed Dean Rock’s life

Leinster Council must have the cop on not to go up against Liverpool v Real Madrid

All we know for sure is they lost the two league games they had to win in 2018

Everyone flying blind as new hectic schedule places extreme demands on players

Manager Justin O’Halloran hoping for a first win for exiles at 20th attempt

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