Rebels dig deep to see off defiant Cats but champions Limerick looking formidable

‘I do know talking to Peter that there was a clash of heads but nothing malicious’

Defending All-Ireland champions show they have lost none of their hunger

First-half goals from Darragh O’Donovan and then Kyle Hayes proved crucial

The All-Ireland champions have extended their unbeaten run into the new season

Allianz Hurling League weekend previews

John Kiely’s side put in a staggering display of power and accuracy to seal victory

Limerick found a way to avoid him in the Munster final and they’ll need to do it again

Déise have been improving all the time and in this strangest of years can spring a final upset

All-Ireland hurling final 2020

Limerick have the edge but Waterford might well find a match-winner of their own

Galway manager Shane O’Neill reflects on slow start after both water breaks

Team news: John Kiely makes two changes for Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final

Hegarty and Hayes among those who stepped up as Limerick made it back-to-back

Greater impact off the bench proves crucial in wet and windy Pairc Uí Chaoimh

In the most unique league final the GAA has ever staged Limerick prove far too strong

Keith Duggan looks at the final round of games in Division 1A and 1B

Final three seats go to Ind Thomas Pringle, Joe McHugh (FG), Charlie McConalogue (FF)

Green Party’s O’Gorman takes final seat as Sinn Féin’s Paul Donnelly comes out on top

‘I have never voted for Sinn Féin in my life and this time I’m thinking of voting for them’

Fianna Fáil to emerge on top with Green Party in line to hit double figures

Controversial politician to run as an ‘obvious protest vote’ against Leo Varadkar

Former Dragon says he’ll run in Dublin West as Taoiseach bemoans vegan claims

Donegal candidate says 24-hour call centre for voters to ring with issues will open Monday

If Peter Casey performs as well as he did in presidential election, he could be elected

Party promises to increase number of gardaí by 2,000 at cost of €47m per year

If the presidential poll is anything to go by, some Dáil hopefuls will play the race card

Some candidates – and possible candidates – who might just make the 33rd Dáil

Junior minister has said he will run as an Independent in the next general election

Unconfined joy among some of Charlie Haughey’s most fervent supporters when returned as taoiseach in 1987

Verona Murphy’s candidacy saw the party validating toxic forms of discussion

Human rights body cites recent remarks in criticism of developing shift in discourse

Human rights body highlights many failures to comply with UN anti-racism obligations

Anti-immigrant and anti-Traveller claims need to be challenged robustly if this country is to avoid the virus that has infected so many other countries

Comments in the Dáil about ‘astronomical’ sums sent to Nigeria were prepared and scripted

The debate over remittances is a sideshow compared to the disturbing focus of the Independent TD’s Dáil remarks

Party leader criticises Taoiseach’s ‘ignorance or contempt for science’ on climate change

After the wall fell, Ireland’s middle class expanded and mainland Europe’s shrank

Green Party’s rising star will back a coalition with commitments and wants a new type of politician

Man of the match and Patrickswell captain Cian Lynch was the hero late on