As the coronavirus crisis continues apace, life as we know it is a much-changed beast. The rhythms of daily life and routine we took for granted are upended, and that means a hold on many enjoyable things, from big parties to cinema trips.
Rob Heffernan has slammed the International Olympic Committee for delaying a decision to postpone the 2020 Games in Tokyo, branding the IOC's treatment of athletes as "scandalous".
After cutting short her Australian sporting adventure, Fermanagh ladies football captain Joanne Doonan is at home in self-isolation.
GAA officials in New York are confident that the huge reduction in the number of players heading from Ireland this summer will not have a negative impact on the games there.
Clare star Aaron Cunningham is still getting his head around life without inter-county hurling amid the coronavirus pandemic with the Banner forward admitting that there is an "end-of-season feel" as they sit on the sidelines waiting to return to collective training.
No matches, no training, no wages and living out of a suitcase.
PFAI general secretary Stephen McGuinness says that the proposed increase of the €203 State payment to laid-off workers could be "huge" for the League of Ireland.
