Kilkerrin-Clonberne claim first All-Ireland club title in style
Chloe Miskell’s early wondergoal put Galway side on track for win over Mourneabbey
McIlroy takes his foot off the pedal and will skip the Honda Classic
Lowry and Harrington will make up the Irish challenge at this week’s PGA Tour stop
Louth too strong for Fermanagh as Flood opens the gate
Wee County’s full-forward line run amok to score 3-12
Mayo’s full-forward line shoot the lights out against Donegal
Reigning All-Ireland champions Dublin hammer Monaghan to also make quarter-finals
Why are there fewer and fewer Irish players on the European Tour?
Out of Bounds: Numbers have dwindled since the 1990s due to a number of different factors
Different Strokes: Tearful sisterly love as Nelly Korda secures maiden LPGA win
Nelly’s breakthrough win has been anticipated ever since she followed in her sister Jessica’s footsteps
Michael Lowry tax filings saved him from more serious charges
Tipperary TD’s filings to Revenue in 2007 facilitated declaration of untaxed £248,624
Give Me A Crash Course In . . . Michael Lowry
What was he convicted of this week? Why was he described as ‘conscientious taxpayer’?
Michael Lowry claims he is vindicated, despite conviction
TD found guilty of tax offences is fined and banned from acting as company director
Payment at heart of Lowry tax trial would have been of great interest to Moriarty tribunal
Moriarty tribunal never learned of £248,624 payment to Lowry’s refrigeration company
Jury to resume deliberations on Lowry verdict on Monday
Issue in the case is what Tipperary TD knew about his tax returns, judge says
One of nine charges against Michael Lowry and his firm is dropped
Direction of ‘not guilty’ given on charge of delivering incorrect income tax return for 2002
Tax inspector accepts he did not meet Michael Lowry
Tim Lester tells court when tax investigation began he was advised not to interview TD
Tax inspector never met Michael Lowry, trial told
Prosecution has closed its case against Tipperary TD and legal argument is continuing
Matt Wallace sees lead reduced to three shots in Portugal
English golfer cards level-par 73 in third round at Morgado
England’s Matt Wallace cards 63 to set pace in Portugal
First-round play suspended due to bad weather
Out of Bounds: Just how healthy is Irish golf?
Look past the big names and lack of real depth on tour is disconcerting
Hoey and Hurley birdie their final holes to make Tour School cut
Ruaidhrí McGee and Kevin Phelan miss out after fourth round in Spain
Uphill battle facing Irish at windy European Tour Q-School
Michael Hoey remains the best of the quartet but is still outside tomorrow’s cut mark
Irish contingent remain in touch at European Tour Q-School
Michael Hoey sits just two spots off the magical top 25 with four rounds to play
Michael Hoey lets strong position slip at qualifying school
Five-time European Tour winner cards two-under 70 in first round at PGA Catalunya
Shay’s Short Game: Conor O’Rourke holds his nerve to win in New York
Mary Doyle, Maeve Cummins and Anna Foster head off to 20th Faldo Series Grand Final
Rory McIlroy ready to knuckle down in pursuit of Danny Willett
World number three anxious to eliminate ‘soft bogeys’ in business end of tournament
Chris Hanson carries narrow lead into final day in Rabat
Englishman leads by a stroke from Clement Berardo and compatriot David Dixon
Peter Lawrie two shots off the lead in Morocco
Dubliner cards three-under 69 to trail leader Francesco Laporta at Trophée Hassan II
Three share the lead in Morocco as Kevin Phelan leads Irish charge
Phelan is one of seven Irish golfers in action during the opening day of the Hassan Trophy
Headfort’s Rory McNamara ready for big break in Morocco
The 26-year-old competes on the European Tour this week after winning on the EDP Tour
Cantillon: no respite for Lowry despite election win
Judgment by Mr Justice Seamus Noonan was lengthy and included a summary of the tax issues Lowry faces and how they stand
Michael Lowry loses court bid to stop trial on tax charges
Judges says TD’s ingenious arguments ‘devoid of substance and built on foundation of sand’
Analysis: Judge’s direct remarks signal greater scope for media
Independent TD Lowry faces a multimillion-euro costs bill if appeal is not successful
Colm Keena: Refusal to rule out Lowry sends wrong message
Independent has long history of questionable behaviour yet is viable option for voters – and Taoiseach
Lowry case told Revenue keen to ask ‘pertinent’ questions
DPP is opposing Lowry legal challenge aimed at halting his trial over alleged tax offences
Paul Dunne impresses with 63 in Johannesburg
Joburg Open: Irish golfer is five shots off the leader Ross McGowan after second round
Michael Lowry could face a new assessment of tax
Analysis: DPP says the charges against the TD could result in up to five years in jail
Lowry company transaction ‘had shades of Father Ted’, court hears
High Court told Independent TD misappropriated some €372,000 from his own firm in 2002
Lowry claims Sunday Independent had campaign against him
TD’s counsel argues articles prejudiced his right to fair trial for alleged tax offences
Michael Lowry: Echoes of tribunal as TD’s case begins
Lowry had told the High Court money received in 2002 was booked by his company in 2007
Pádraig Harrington lays down early-season marker
Sixth-place finish in Tournament of Champions a fine start to season for Dubliner
Paul Dunne keen to get started after illness hits in South Africa
Greystones golfer with new sponsorhip deal is targeting a return in Joburg Open
Paul Dunne forced to withdraw from South African Open
Irish golfer suffers a bout of food poisoning on the eve of his first event of the year
Shane Lowry aiming to finish his season on a high in South Africa
Ryder Cup points and a purse of €6 million on offer in Nedbank Challenge
Paul Dunne misses the cut in South Africa after 75
Greystones golfer struggles for consistency in second round on full European Tour debut
Paul Dunne grinds out 73 in European Tour season opener
The Greystones golfer is making his debut as a full tour member in South Africa
Michael Lowry in court action against INM over tapes
Publication of tapes in 2013 featuring Lowry and businessman Kevin Phelan caused sensation
Paul Dunne sets higher goals with full European Tour card
‘Hopefully I can keep playing well and never have to visit this place again’
McGrane heads the Irish challenge at Tour School
McGrane, Dunne, Phelan and Thornton make the cut for final two rounds in Girona
Peter Lawrie expelled from Tour School
Dubliner disqualified after refusing to sign card at Qualifying School
Paul Dunne ready to face gruelling final tour school test
Twenty-five full tour cards the prize for the Irish contingent at PGA Catalunya Resort
Only the fittest will survive torrid European Tour School test
The 25 who emerge with a tour card in Spain next week will have really earned it
Casey and Dunne qualify as Hume’s brave effort falls short
Naas player shot final round of 63 only to lose out in play-off
Kevin Phelan’s Tour card hopes disintegrate in Hong Kong
Waterford golfer capitulates on day two with Graeme McDowell stalking the leaders
Contrasting rounds for Kevin Phelan and Peter Lawrie
Hong Kong: Sixth-place finish or better needed for either to secure full 2016 Tour cards
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