Wales new boy Jac Morgan relishing prospect of taking on England
New Wales flanker Jac Morgan admits playing at Twickenham next week would be special given the historic rugby rivalry between England and Wales.
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RTÉ GAA Podcast: Tyrone medicine and Miracle of London
Kevin McStay and Malachy Clerkin join Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill to look ahead to the weekend's Allianz Football League action, with a healthy focus on Divisions 2, 3 and 4.
Damien Duff ready to roll as opener finally comes around
Damien Duff admits he was not prepared for the "ridiculous" demands of League of Ireland management as he prepares for his first Premier Division game as Shelbourne boss on Friday night.
Crowley: Italy must be more clinical when they get chances
Italy have to be more clinical according to coach Kieran Crowley following their 33-0 defeat to England in Rome. The Azzurri struggled to get into the game in the first half at the Stadio Olimpico, trailing 21-0 at half-time but then enjoyed much more territory and possession in the second half. Ad/> But unfortunately for Crowley and his team, they were unable to turn those opportunities into points, an issue which he knows they need to resolve.
Coaches set for unique insights at Air Dome coaching conference
Attendees at Saturday's GAA Games Development Conference will be reminded of what is important in their respective roles, particularly when it comes to the basic needs of a young player.
Notts County and Dover bad blood continues amid second call-off and chairman's rant
How Champions League draw panned out amid chaos with redraw called
Lions admit sweeping changes are needed to save URC season, but what exactly will that entail?
Four defeats in a row and the very real threat of an inaugural campaign in the United Rugby Championship going into a death spiral has prompted the Lions' team management to consider making striking changes.
Rock hoping Dubs can banish second quarter fade-outs
For the first time since 2008-09, Dublin have lost three successive competitive games across league and championship, but marksman-in-chief Dean Rock insists there's no need to panic yet.