David Mohan

Drama levels of this Munster final are off the chart. Just been a dogfight from the start

An all-time great of boxing. No need to waste time and ink with the formality of putting his name on the ballot for the Hall of Fame - just induct him now.

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Three-weight world champion and two-time Olympic gold medalist Vasiliy Lomachenko has retired from boxing. Read more about his career: https://t.co/8p6JTGaFZl #VasiliyLomachenko #boxing #boxingnews https://t.co/VkfhvKMMdf

A STRONG final quarter saw Antrim shrug off London in Newry on Sunday to book their place in the Tailteann Cup knockout phase with a meeting away to Wexford next week. https://t.co/VBuSIrOU6S

So, the stars aligned for Antrim the end as their eight-point win was enough to put them in the hat for next week's prelim quarters

London 0-10 to 0-6 up at the half but Antrim with a big wind for the second period. Leitrim leading Tipp by five at the break opens the door fully for the winner in Newry to advance, but a long way to go in both games yet

Pairc Esler eerily quiet this afternoon compared to last night as Antrim face London in the Tailteann Cup. Two changes for the Saffrons: Conor Stewart and Ryan Murray start ahead of Patrick Finnegan and Ruairi McCann. Nathan McElwaine replaces Michael Carroll for London https://t.co/Zq46EGfWMs

First sub of the day in Newry is with the officials as David Gough hobbles off and Seamus Farrelly coming in https://t.co/yMGYRXqbqE

Seeing friends, sights and feeling alright #Supergrass https://t.co/WMAra5MCjN

Decided a pint stop in a brewery on the way home. Some young up-and-comers called Fontaines DC on in a bit. I believe they're gonna be big https://t.co/kpnVwPmEJI

A gutsy second half effort from 14-man Antrim comes up short as Offaly win by five but it was a very nervous home support until they grabbed a late goal

Offaly with a four-point lead at the break, a man advantage and a gale behind them for the second period. If Antrim get out of this, it will be some job

No surprises that there are late changes to the teams with Sam Bourke replacing James Mahon on the Offaly side, while for Antrim, James McNaughton and Keelan Molloy start ahead of Joseph McLaughlin and Cormac McKeown

David Mohan @DavidMohan99

D Day in the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship for Offaly and Antrim at a very windy Tullamore. Winner (or a draw in Offaly's case) stay up or else it's Joe McDonagh Cup for next year https://t.co/fV4hvyFWQ5

D Day in the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship for Offaly and Antrim at a very windy Tullamore. Winner (or a draw in Offaly's case) stay up or else it's Joe McDonagh Cup for next year https://t.co/fV4hvyFWQ5

Elbow must be feeling pretty nervous about now

Daniel Finkelstein @Dannythefink

Hilariously the band Kneecap has issued a statement saying that their “message has always been — and remains — one of love”. They are literally called Kneecap.

Seaview the venue for this evening's Clarence Cup final between Comber Rec and Crumlin Star. The first of two huge games between them this week as they meet again in Saturday in a game which could decide the destination of the NAFL league title https://t.co/uBbN0VMV9W

As statement wins go, that's a big'un from Limerick

Galway leading 2-13 to 0-8 at the break. Antrim had been well in it until late goals from Brian Concannon and Anthony Burns gave Galway a gap. The Saffrons down to 14 with Declan McCloskey shown red in added time.