Kyprios and Moore regain Gold crown at Royal Ascot
Kyprios turned the tables on his old rival Trawlerman to regain his crown in a pulsating renewal of the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot.
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Met Office issues verdict on UK heatwave as temperatures to rise
After a cold and rainy few weeks, it appears summer will arrive in the UK after all.
'My husband went fishing and didn't come back'
It was a scorching hot spring afternoon in 1984 - but Christine Huggins remembers suddenly going cold all over, as if 'somebody had walked over' her grave. She was out in Limavady, Northern Ireland, with her young son and friend Lynn, and distinctly recalls the 'chill' she felt - although at the time she couldn't place it.
Munster's Jack Crowley named URC player of the year
Munster 's Jack Crowley has been named the United Rugby Championship's Players' Player of the Season.
Tyrone's Conn Kilpatrick hit with two-game ban after Cork sending off
Tyrone midfielder Conn Kilpatrick will miss his side's All-Ireland SFC preliminary quarter-final against Roscommon this weekend.
Donegal Rally set to bring big interest this weekend
Ireland's biggest rally, the Donegal International, takes place this weekend as three days and 20 magnificent stages await the title contenders.
RTÉ GAA Podcast: Wexford and Dublin hoping to stem Munster tide, football gets serious
Jackie Tyrrell joins Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill to preview the All-Ireland hurling quarter-finals.
Aer Lingus pilots’ industrial action and what it means for Manchester Airport
Aer Lingus has warned of “disruption” to some of its services this summer ahead of industrial action announced by the Irish Air Line Pilots’ Association (IALPA) - but Manchester-based pilots will not be affected. Pilots who are members of the IALPA will begin “indefinite” work-to-rule from Wednesday, June 26.