We’ll Leave it There So: Irish star’s Premier League move, O’Donovans’ homecoming and all today’s sport

Paul and Gary O’Donovan with the steak and spuds presented to them from Gary ‘Spike’ O’Sullivan at Cork Airport. Source: Laurence Trister

HomeIrish women’s football legend Anne O’Brien has died at the age of 60.Ireland international Jeff Hendrick looks set to be rewarded for an impressive showing at Euro 2016 with a £10 million move to Hull.Irish Olympian Séamus Power has claimed a place on the PGA Tour.Dublin GAA star Ciaran Kilkenny’s studies means he’ll be spending the next two weeks in Donegal.Newcastle are not interested in signing Irish midfielder James McCarthy, according to reports.The O’Donovan brothers have returned to Cork following their Olympic Games silver medal display. They are currently enjoying a homecoming event in Skibbereen in front of an estimated 10,000 people.AwayCeltic and Rangers could rejoin a revamped English Football League.
The betting has been suspended on Luke Donald being one of Darren Clarke’s Ryder Cup captain picks.Southampton have signed Lille’s Morocco international midfielder Sofiane Boufal for a club record £16 million (€18 million).Alan Shearer has called on Wayne Rooney to retire from England duty.The Best Thing We Shared

There was a minute’s applause ahead of yesterday’s thrilling All-Ireland Dublin-Kerry semi-final for the late ‘Batman’ Ben Farrell – the brave five-year-old Finglas boy who recently passed away after he was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer called Wilms Tumour last December.

Afterwards, Dublin GAA star Philly McMahon also paid tribute to Farrell on Twitter, with a post of him wearing a Batman t-shirt, in which he added: “The little batman was watching over us! #batmanben”

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