Denis Walsh

Champions end Cork’s season to move ominously into Munster final while Wexford and Waterford register impressive victories

Once upon a time, the prospect of a big match in the Páirc on the day of the Eucharistic Procession would have been a logistical impossibility

The Rebels produced their best performance of the year but still came up short in a storming game in the Gaelic Grounds

Injuries to key players and poor league form signalled danger but only a collective breakdown can explain surrendering a 17-point lead to Westmeath

In team sports, there is more structure than ever before, and more patterns, and more data-led decisions

Nobody’s life in the championship was on the line, and yet both teams played like there was no tomorrow

The champions are on a one-game losing streak, as part of a two-match dip in form, but they clearly possess the tools and personality to bounce back

You would imagine that it was the solemn duty of supporters to stand by their team in their hour of need

Calum Lyons’s dismissal for a second yellow card late in the first half proved the turning point

County’s hopes of staying competitive in Munster will depend on green shoots of development blooming in coming years

It is RTÉ's duty to deliver the most attractive, most popular, most newsworthy sports events to its viewers as often as it can

The man-management of star players often offers fascinating subplots about sport’s most successful teams

Madcap finish sees Cork save their skins with late goals in thrilling draw with Tipperary

Liam Cahill and Mikey Bevans have already led Tipp to three underage All-Ireland titles and the Premier’s senior team will soon bear the duo’s distinctive intense imprint

Spurs players' gesture following the humiliation at Newcastle was tone-deaf and patronising to the travelling faithful