Mum's horror after son impaled on fence spike
A mum believes her eight-year-old lad is 'lucky to be here' after he was impaled by spiked fencing which pierced his kidney.
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Canadian judokas Deguchi, Frascadore win gold medals at Pan Am-Oceania Championships
Canadian judokas reached the podium four times on home soil at the Pan American-Oceania Championships on Friday in Calgary, including a pair of gold medals.
Updated Gowran Park cancelled due to weather, fillies Group 3 moved to Fairyhouse
Gowran Park's Saturday meeting has fallen victim of persistent rain with the Kilkenny venue forced to cancel the seven-race Flat card.
Derry City hoping to keep title race alive against Shamrock Rovers
When any team, in any sport, begins to dominate it's natural for the neutral to begin to side against them.
Proteas without skipper Bavuma in 4th Australia ODI, quickie Nortje out for series
The Proteas will be without captain Temba Bavuma and fast bowler Anrich Nortje in Friday's fourth ODI against Australia at SuperSport Park in Centurion.
Raiders’ Davante Adams spoke to Aaron Rodgers after season-ending injury: ‘Like a horrible movie’
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Maguire can handle ‘pressure’ from mocking rival fans
England’s striker Callum Wilson (L), England’s striker Harry Kane (C) and England’s defender Harry Maguire applauds the fans following during the international friendly football match between Scotland and England, at Hampden Park in Glasgow, on September 12, 2023. – The match is also the 150th Anniversary Heritage football match, commemorating the 150th anniversary of the first meeting between the two teams, on 30 November 1872. (Photo by ANDY BUCHANAN / AFP)
Top-Seeded Jabeur Sent Packing In San Diego, Garcia Advances
Anastasia Potapova surprised top-seeded Ons Jabeur of Tunisia to reach the quarter-finals of the WTA San Diego Open on Wednesday as second-seeded Caroline Garcia made it safely through. Potapova, ranked 27th in the world, said patience was the key to her 6-4, 7-6 (7/4) victory over world number seven Jabeur, who reached her third Grand Slam final at Wimbledon this year. "Ons is very tough to play," said Potapova, who had edged Alycia Parks in three sets in the first round as Jabeur enjoyed a first-round bye.