Man arrested over fatal stabbing in Limerick city pub

Patrick O’Connor (24) was attacked while socialising in Fitzgerald’s bar on Saturday

Second half salvo sees Sligo survive at Derry’s expense

Two goals in four mintues turn the tables atMarkievicz Park and consign visitors to the drop

Roll bars should be mandatory on quad bikes, says coroner

Inquest hears Anthony O’Malley found dead by his wife underneath quad on family farm

Man pushing car out of grass drowned after falling backwards

Mayo farmer discovered in river by neighbour who found car with engine running

Woman hit by train while trying to save her dog, inquest hears

Bridget McHale (70) and ‘Prince’ died instantly after incident near Foxford, Co Mayo

Civil War monument to slain soldiers vandalised in Kerry

Attack on monument to members of National Army blown up by booby-trap condemned

Man died naturally despite evidence of dehydration, inquest hears

Earlier hospitalisation of man in care would not have changed ‘inevitable outcome’

Tipperary end Clare’s summer at Páirc Uí Chaoimh

Michael Ryan knows his side have work to do for semis after conceding three goals

Clare and Tipperary name sides for All-Ireland quarter-final

Both sides make three changes for Saturday’s quarter-final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh

Cork young bloods keep plucky Clare at a distance

Kieran Kingston’s team race to victory in Thurles, for 52nd Munster championship

Laois forwards carry too much threat

Saturday: Leinster SFC preliminary round – Laois v Wicklow, Portlaoise, 7.0

Lion King and Book of Dreams scoop student theatre awards

Almost 3,000 entries received from nearly 250 schools in pursuit of prestigious honours

Drugs, strippers and ‘toxic culture’: Australian bank sued for $30m

ANZ is embroiled in a legal case after a trader was sacked for breaching its code of conduct

District attorney saw ‘defects’ in Cosby accuser’s 2005 case

Man who declined in 2005 to prosecute Bill Cosby for sexual assault testifies in court

Late McDaid point rescues wasteful Galway in poor final

Sligo rue missed opportunity to secure first Connacht minor football title since 1947

A bus brings Mad Max to Carlow | Visual Arts round-up

Bedwyr Williams shows us a broken-down future; while Gypsy Ray’s photographs display great warmth

Something from the weekend: Our GAA team’s views from the pressbox

Seán Moran and Malachy Clerkin with the main talking points from the weekend

Clare and Limerick need to show their intent

Loss at Semple Stadium would not be the end of the world for either side

Kilkenny strike late to condemn Clare to relegation

Terrific match goes to the wire in Nowlan Park before Cillian Buckley hits winner

Seven appear in court in Cork on mortgage scam charges

State alleges false documents were used to obtain loans from Bank of Ireland

Clare can maintain their good record against Cork

Difficulties for both teams but the All-Ireland champions can reach the Munster final

Living in a Coded Land

Cracking the code of the Irish midlands

Cork-born film-maker Pat Collins is peering into the nooks and crannies of Ireland's centre ground. “The midlands are, maybe, more conservative. But... it’s actually hard to make an interesting film about liberals,” he says

McGrath’s materclass gives Clare clear edge over Tipperary

Clinical finishing ensures the season’s only away win to date in Division 1A for the All-Ireland champions

Sweeney and Tyrrell outstanding as rampant Moorefield wrap up the Kildare county title

Emphatic win over Sarsfields seals a sixth championship in 13 seasons for Newbridge club

Clare unchanged for final replay

Davy Fitzgerald’s side includes four players who won the All Ireland U-21 final

Clare draw strength from an epic finish and live to fight another day

Banner rescue final with last-gasp point after dominating for 70 minutes

Limerick left gasping for air as Clare’s polished performance packs punch

David Fitzgerald’s tactical deployment works to perfection as team’s skills shine

Fitzgerald’s Clare blitz Limerick to claim final berth

Young Banner side to meet Cork in All-Ireland hurling decider

Limerick should just have the edge in a fascinating clash between keen Munster rivals

John Allen’s men look strong enough to master the challenge from a resurgent young Clare team

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