They were commissioned by Dublin City Council Company to celebrate the people who make the capital special.

Stevie O’Donnell umpired many big championship games and now presents sports shows on Tipperary local radio.

Killian Whelan and Tom McGrath called it perfectly.

The Banner and Deise showpieces are the big games to watch out for this weekend.

One Manchester United fans group has reacted to talk that Giggs and co want to buy out the Glazers.

Portumna and St Vincent’s were crowned champions this afternoon in Croke Park.

The Dublin forward was too hot to handle for Castlebar Mitchels at Croke Park this afternoon.

The highlight of the club GAA calendar is upon us.

“At half time there was no sign of the manager so 10 year old Danny Glennon took the reins and made a few tactical changes.”

A Kerry fisherman who saved four children from a near-drowning incident during the July heatwave is among the recipients of this year’s national awards for lifesavers.

Glebe North’s Stephen Nolan shows some serious tekkers.

It’s a busy day of hurling around the country.

Cuala booked their place in the Dublin hurling decider against Kilmacud Crokes meanwhile.

The Donegal-managed sprinter also tells Highland Radio that he’d love to visit Ireland whenever his schedule allows.

The Louth derby is on the tellybox and there’s five other Premier Division games to choose from on a busy night.

Czech midfielder Lubos Kalouda and Polish striker Dawid Janczyk have joined Limerick FC on trial from CSKA Moscow.

It’s a big weekend at HQ with eight counties represented in four national deciders.

Skipper Kieran Bermingham says the Limerick outfit are looking forward to their showdown with Loughgiel Shamrocks.

The town centre will be among the first in Ireland to offer blanket wireless access, aiming to tap into the ‘smart economy’.

Three provincial titles were up for grabs yesterday. Here’s your round-up of the afternoon’s winners and losers.

With a host of provincial ties and three county titles up for decision, it was another busy weekend of club football and hurling. Here’s the scoop.

As the domestic leagues draw to a close, here are some briefing notes that you can use to wow your barstooler buddies.

It was a another busy Sunday around the country. Despite the weather.

It was another busy weekend of GAA action with plenty of silverware on offer.

Another ten county titles were dished out on a busy day of GAA action yesterday. Here’s your round-up of all the winners and losers.

Brian Hogan, Kevin Nolan, Lar Corbett and Colm Cooper all lined out in Templeogue this week ahead of the AIB GAA Club Championships.

On a weekend when Shamrock Rovers weren’t in action, Sligo, Pat’s and Derry couldn’t push home their advantage, writes Alan Smith.

We look ahead to another busy weekend of domestic football action.

Alan Smith is back with his preview of the weekend’s domestic action.

We offer our weekly guide of the five main talking points ahead of the upcoming LOI fixtures.

Shamrock Rovers were the big winners after another round of League of Ireland matches.

The Hoops took the first silverware on offer with a good Saturday night in Tallaght.

The first piece of silverware is on offer in Tallaght and two old foes meet in a top-of-the-table clash, off-Broadway, in the First Division.