It’s been a while but sure we love a good old fashioned pitch invasion. For the love of God children mind the pitch The Corkman Cork GAA

Congrats to our Kidney Cup squad who claimed Munster Rugby honours against a battling Castletroy College. Full Time 🔴🟡⚫️ CBC 15 🔵⚫️🔵 Castletroy College 7 A few pictures …

Here's hoping for another win tomorrow, best of luck #cbcwarriors CBC Rugby

The moment when you can celebrate your first professional win 💪 Congratulations Eddie Dunbar 👏

50 years young today, it was just fantastic catching up with these lads at the weekend, thanks for the night men.

Utter horse shit if your from Munster.

POINT OF THE YEAR

Taking bonus points from Wales this 6N is gonna be a thing, for everybody.. so so bad

What a try

Economic migrants…

Scotland being very Scottish again.

This ref is having a peculiar game

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This is even funnier if you get it before the punchline is delivered.

COMPETITION TIME! 🚨​ We have a pair of tickets to give away to Ireland vs Italy on Aug 5th at Aviva Stadium with thanks to @Vodafoneireland!​ Simply Like & Retweet to be in with a chance to win!​ #TeamOfUs

On 21st August 1983, 7 people - 6 passengers & 1 staff member, aged from 19 to 30 - lost their lives in the Cherryville Junction accident, Co Kildare. On its 40th anniversary we remember those who were lost, those who mourn them, and those who were injured or came to their aid.

Eleven years after he started a pair of All Ireland finals and a decade on from helping Cork to a Munster Championship, former hurler William Egan made his international rugby debut earlier this month. Here's his story ⬇️ independent.ie/sport/gaelic-g…

My mother said it for years, that Dr Noel Brown was one of the most influential Irish men to ever have lived. She was rarely wrong.

Can we finally put the Crowly/Prendergast thing to bed, please