Michael BoltonClare have defeated Cork 3-29 to 1-34 after extra-time to win the All-Ireland final at Croke Park. However, it was not to be for Cork, as Clare got the better of their Munster rivals in an incredible final. Mark Coleman and Shane Kingston scored vital points for Cork, with Kelly once again stepping up to being Clare level at half-time of extra-time. In the second half with the sides level, Clare goalkeeper Eibhear Quilligan made an incredible save from Robbie O'Flynn with four minutes remaining. Patrick Horgan scored two late points to bring Cork in touching distance, but Clare held on for a historic victory.

We want to keep him – Erik ten Hag addresses Scott McTominay’s Man Utd futureBy Anthony Brown, PAErik ten Hag claimed he has no desire to offload Scott McTominay amid fresh speculation about the Scotland midfielder’s Manchester United future. Ten Hag is adamant he views the versatile midfielder – under contract until next summer – as a key member of his squad for the season ahead. Erik ten Hag saw United defeat Rangers 2-0 on Saturday. “We want to have a strong squad, as strong as possible and I think at this moment the football leadership is on the front foot,” he said. “We have Yoro in, we have Zirkzee in, we have two highly big assets with big potential for the future.

Cork and Clare fans heading to Croke Park can expect a largely dry day with patches of rain and drizzle as both sides meet for the All-Ireland hurling final. Met Éireann forecasts a cloudy start this morning, staying dry with outbreaks of rain and drizzle in the west which will gradually spread across the country through the morning and afternoon.

The feisty exchanges between McLaren pit wall and Lando Norris during team orderBy Philip Duncan, PA F1 Correspondent, HungaroringLando Norris was involved in a series of heated radio messages with his race engineer Will Joseph in the closing stages of Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix. Norris trailed McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri following a poor getaway from pole position, but an earlier second pit-stop propelled him into the lead. Photo by Denes ErdosHere, the PA news agency looks at the feisty exchanges between Norris and the McLaren pit wall. In Turn 4, Turn 11 and the rears at exits Turn 6, Turn 9. I promise, I am trying to protect you.”***Joseph: “Ok, Lando there are five laps to go and the way to win a world championship is not by yourself.

Thriston Lawrence holds narrow lead midway through final round at the 152nd OpenBy Phil Casey, PA Golf CorrespondentSouth African Thriston Lawrence held a narrow lead midway through the final round as the 152nd Open headed for a thrilling climax at Royal Troon. A birdie on the first gave Horschel the ideal start, but a bogey on the third allowed England’s Justin Rose to take over top spot thanks to birdies on the second and fourth. Playing alongside Horschel, Lawrence was reaping the rewards for an attacking approach and birdied the third, fourth, seventh and ninth to edge a shot in front of Rose on seven under par. Horschel and US PGA Championship winner Xander Schauffele were two shots off the lead, with Russell Henley on four under and Shane Lowry another stroke back. World number one Scottie Scheffler had been within two of the lead until amazingly four-putting the ninth for a double bogey.

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The potential negative health impact of social media use is attracting greater attention from researchers and policymakers. David Lynch reportsThe possible health impacts of social media use have been in the headlines in recent weeks. The negative consequences of social media use had been a key theme at the Organisation’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) in April. Public health lensThe motions passed by IMO doctors in April reflect the broader public health lens that is increasingly being applied to social media. Parents and caregivers typically have a deeper understanding of their child’s individual needs, how they use social media, and how social media might displace other important activities like physical exercise, social interactions, and sleep.” She added that “importantly” the type of social media used, the user’s motivations, socio-cultural context, and environment are crucial considerations for policy development, rather than relying solely on numerical values like time spent.

Rob Freeman, PATwo people have been arrested as part of a sudden death investigation in Belfast, police have said. A statement from the Police Service of Northern Ireland said they had arrested a man and a woman in connection with the death. They are assisting police with their enquiries. The death happened in the Donegal Avenue area of South Belfast on Saturday.

Amanda Abbington: I thought ‘long and hard’ before making Strictly complaintHannah Roberts, PA Entertainment ReporterActress Amanda Abbington has said she “would not have been able to live with myself” if she had stayed silent about her Strictly Come Dancing experience. The 50-year-old, who left the show early in 2023, said she thought “long and hard” before making a complaint to the BBC about the behaviour of former dance partner Giovanni Pernice due to the “backlash” she would receive. Speaking to the Sun On Sunday, Sherlock actor Abbington said: “I found Giovanni’s behaviour unnecessary, abusive, cruel and mean. “I had to think long and hard about making a complaint because I knew the backlash I would get. Amanda Abbington (Ian West/PA) Photo by Ian WestDi Prima said in a statement that he deeply regrets “the events that led to my departure from Strictly”.

Louis Vuitton Ireland, owned by Paris-headquartered LVMH, also recorded a pre-tax profit of almost €11m last year, up from €9.6m. Hugo Boss, Burberry, Richemont, and Swatch all recently highlighted slumping sales in ChinaMost of Louis Vuitton Ireland’s sales were made in stores, with only €4.95m spent online. The substantial profit and sales growth from Louis Vuitton Ireland comes as several luxury brands have recorded declining sales in China. Hugo Boss, Burberry, Richemont, and Swatch all recently highlighted slumping sales in China as consumers cut back on luxury spending. British fashion house Burberry recently announced that sales in mainland China fell 21pc year-over-year in the most recent quarter.

Some apologists for that form of sectarianism claim it is "civic nationalism", but I fail to see anything civic in the notion that I/we are different (nay, superior) to you/them, by dint of existence on a certain land mass, divided arbitrarily to a great extent. Two-child benefit cap must stayTHE SNP Westminster leaded Stephen Flynn is urging the UK Government to abolish the two-child benefit cap. The cap introduced in 2017 prevents parents from claiming Universal Credit or child tax credits for a third child. Our merchant navy, responsible for trade and supply chains, is vital to national resilience. The Royal Navy, Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) and merchant navy are fundamental to our island trading nation but all have too few ships and people to fulfil properly their roles.

In The Irish Times, we’re fortunate to have foreign correspondents on the ground, with Washington Correspondent Keith Duggan reporting all week from the Republican National Convention convention in Milwaukee. 4 I often don’t have to read Patrick Freyne’s columns myself, because my wife will read his piece and, every few lines, laugh, read a paragraph out, laugh again. However, perhaps the most interesting build-up piece of the week is not directly related to the decider. The Irish Thalidomide Association has demanded a proper apology from the Government, which it says was not contained in a recent letter. Before a planned meeting with the Government next Wednesday, one of the survivors has done a long interview with The Irish Times, which will be published – in print and online – on Tuesday.

Useful Products is a US-based small business established in 2007 by car wash owner, electrician, and former bodybuilder Anthony LaPolla that specializes in drill-cleaning brushes and attachments. Yellow is the “all-purpose” medium bristle, but some are softer and harder depending on what types of surfaces you’re cleaning (but none of them will scratch!). I came across this drill attachment set, and let me tell you, it helped me tremendously! I still had to get in with a putty knife on some of them but it really cut down my elbow-grease time. If it wasn’t for this drill attachment, I think my arms would have just fallen off trying to clean it as good as I did!

Man Utd still 'a long way away' from winning Premier League – Erik ten HagBy PA Sport StaffErik ten Hag has insisted Manchester United are a “long way away” from being ready to win the Premier League and claimed Ralf Rangnick’s assessment that the club need open-heart surgery was correct. Former Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick said the club needed ‘open-heart surgery’ (Gareth Fuller/PA) Photo by Gareth Fuller“Rangnick was absolutely right. “We want this club back to where it was more than a decade ago, to a club that wins the Premier League, which can win Champions Leagues. We are really a long way away from that, I think. “This club needs good players, and one thing is certain: Jadon Sancho is a very good player.

Dan Brown one shot off the lead as thrilling Open finale lies in store at TroonBy Phil Casey, PA Golf CorrespondentQualifier Dan Brown wrote another chapter in his incredible Open Championship story to set up a thriller of a final day at Royal Troon. Brown, who birdied the 36th hole in qualifying to secure his major debut, defied miserable conditions to leave himself 18 holes away from a fairytale triumph. The world number 272 held the outright lead until an unfortunate double bogey on the 18th, but a third round of 73 left him just a shot behind American Billy Horschel. Another birdie putt from Lowry came up inches short on the 613-yard sixth and Brown took full advantage, a superb approach leaving a tap-in. “That finish is why it’s a little bit deflating as I’ve ground it out today and through not hitting a bad golf shot I’ve dropped three,” Brown said.