The Leinster coach says injured pair Tadhg Furlong and James Lowe are ‘moving in the right direction’ ahead of Saturday’s final in Marseille.

Leo Cullen wants his Leinster squad to make the most of a ‘special moment’ after booking their place in the Champions Cup final.

Toulouse were blown away by Leinster’s ability to play at high tempo in attack.

Johnny Sexton says Leinster will need to hit another level as they look forward to the Champions Cup final on 28 May.

Croke Park hosted the TG4 All-Ireland semi-final showdown.

‘When she speaks, everyone knows to listen,’ Carla Rowe says of the long-serving Sky Blues skipper.

Mick Bohan has brought plenty of success to the capital since taking charge for the second time in 2017.

Tries by Josh van der Flier, Ciaran Frawley, Dave Kearney, Dan Leavy and Jimmy O’Brien were more than enough for Leo Cullen’s men.

The French side enjoyed a 3-1 victory in San Sebastian.

The Dubs boss says now is not the time for decisions and he’ll reflect on things in good time.

The men from the Kingdom battle the Dubs all over again in Croke Park today.

The Irish Derby and St Leger winner is an 8-1 shot for next month’s Gold Cup.

Nine-time All-Ireland winner JJ Delaney has warned Dublin of the challenges they’ll face as they aim to make history.

Rob Kearney sees no reason why Leinster can’t replicate their title-winning form from last season.

The Gunners talisman was a major doubt coming into the match with a back injury.

“If you are a little bit off in this competition, you’ll be exposed.”

Ephie Fitzgerald’s side won their fifth league title in-a-row yesterday, and ninth in 10 years as the odds seemed to pile against them beforehand.

It all gets under way next Saturday night.

The Monaghan club beat Foxrock-Cabinteely to win their fifth All-Ireland senior title.

Captain Amanda Casey is hoping to lead the Monaghan club to back-to-back senior titles for the first time on Sunday.

The 2013 All-Ireland club champions swept aside St. Faithleach’s by 3-12 to 0-7.

Eoin Kelly’s remarkable freetaking – and a hat-trick from Lar Corbett – kill off Kilkenny’s bid for five-in-a-row and win Tipp’s first title since 2001.

Ireland’s in two camps: 43% want Kilkenny beaten by Tipp, and nearly as many think it’ll end quickly. Have your say!

Weekend GAA preview: Kilkenny’s guarantee of hurling immortality – or Tipperary’s most famous All-Ireland ever?

Four weeks after damaging a cruciate ligament, Shefflin starts – alongside John Tennyson – for Kilkenny’s date with destiny.