Art couple’s lifelong collection for sale – but they’re not done with buying

A house move is prompting Patrick and Antoinette Murphy to sell a trove of Irish art

One Cool Poet writes a piece of history at Galway

Matthew Smith's seven-year-old wins for a third time in six days at Ballybrit

Majority of Tory members would give up Northern Ireland for Brexit, poll shows

Conservatives in YouGov poll say they would prefer break-up of union to failing to leave EU

Gareth Bale’s misery extends to Wales duty with costly miss

Wales beaten by a late Hungary goal in their European Championship qualifier

O’Neill ‘delighted with the endeavour’ despite another Ireland defeat

Harry Wilson’s strike seemed symbolic of diverging paths for Ireland and Wales

Ireland slump continues as Wilson goal seals double for Wales

Martin O’Neill’s side heading for relegation after another Nations League defeat

Callum Robinson and Aiden O’Brien start up front for Ireland

Shane Long drops to bench; Wales make five changes from Spain defeat

Myanmar military planned Rohingya genocide, says report

Advocacy group Fortify Rights claims mass slaughter, rape and burnings army policies

Willie Mullins brings up treble as Bellshill takes Punchestown Gold Cup

Champion trainer closes gap on Gordon Elliott to this year’s title

Report on Myanmar massacre prompts calls for investigation

Two Reuters journalists who worked on report were arrested and remain in jail

Are food allergies another branch of clean-eating hokum?

The rise of the peanut allergy suggests there are others out there that we cannot yet explain

Turf Club’s controversial ‘non-trier’ rules face crucial test

Jockeys Andrew Lynch and Barry John Foley to appeal Gowran suspensions

Lynch falls foul of non-trier rules on second day back in saddle

Cheltenham-winning jockey’s return from injury blighted by suspension after chase

Fleeing Rohingya tell of rape, fire and death in Myanmar

Officials deny allegations of human rights abuses against persecuted minority

Rohingya women fleeing Burma sold into marriage

Young women lured by smugglers’ rosy promises about the good life in Malaysia

Galway report: Hint Of A Tint bounces back

David Wachman-trained filly belies sliding handicap rating to claim Topaz Mile

Galway Races: No hint of a tent, Taoiseach or helicopter

This meeting is not as flashy as before but punters still in thrall, writes Frank McNally

Terminator Genisys review: Nuclear war is the least of its disasters

Genisys crams every key trope into the mix; Schwarzenegger’s older, cuddlier Terminator adds the corn

Gilgamboa is one for the future – Enda Bolger

Trainer has doubts about Cheltenham for JP McManus-owned star

Mullins sending ‘strongest ever’ team to Cheltenham

Top trainer hoping to go one better this year and finally land the Gold Cup

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