Sport

The sub-editors had a fairly easy time in the wake of Munster’s impressive European Rugby Champions Cup win over Glasgow Warriors last Saturday.

IN THIS WEEK’S 24-PAGE Southern Star Sports section:

If you were wondering why Billy O’Brien and Bertie Hourihane wore smiles all this week, here’s the answer: their improving three-year-old Laws of Spin won the €59,000 winners’ prize by coming home first in the Tote Irish Cesarewitch at the Curragh last Sunday.

There's history waiting to be made in Skibbereen Community School – that’s the challenge for the new school’s footballers as they set out in the Munster colleges’ senior A football championship (Corn Uí Mhuirí) for the first time.

Bantry teenager receives West Cork Youth Sports Star award

Kilbree captain Darragh Coakley has laid down a challenge to his teammates: let’s retain the Flyer Nyhan Cup in 2017.

Blues make light of horrible weather to clinch junior title

He's the man who captained Carbery Rangers to an historic first Cork senior football title and James Fitzpatrick is now setting his sights on a run in the Munster club championship.

John Harrington (38), from Castlefreke, Clonakilty, is competing for Galley Flash at the World Open Coastal Rowing Championships in Monaco this week, let’s hope he doesn’t come across a lobster pot …