Derry City and Waterford meet in the Club Orange Men's FAI Cup final on Sunday, with RTE.ie carrying live updates from the match. The game is the showpiece fixture of the Irish domestic football season.
Coverage of the decider is being updated as the action unfolds, according to RTE.ie.
Ahead of kick-off, several outlets built up the occasion from different angles. The Irish Independent carried comments from Alfie Hale, who recalled that during Waterford's league-winning years supporters would tell the players they were "useless" because the club could not win the Cup.
WLR FM reported that Waterford FC supporters were reminded of Aviva Stadium rules before the final, while The 42 featured a profile of Derry's Michael Duffy and his family as the club chased cup glory.
The Irish Times, meanwhile, published a preview identifying the players to watch in the Waterford-Derry clash.
The fixture gives both clubs a chance to end the season with silverware, with the Dublin venue hosting the final.
Supporters travelling to the ground were asked to observe stadium regulations, as flagged by WLR FM.
For Derry City, the build-up centred on home connections, with The 42's piece on Duffy underlining the personal significance of the occasion for the player and his family.
Waterford's history was the theme elsewhere, with Hale's recollections in the Irish Independent pointing to a long-standing desire at the club to add the Cup to its league honours.
Live updates on the final are available via RTE.ie.
What to watch next: the result and post-match reaction from the Aviva Stadium as both clubs learn their fate.
