Preview: Optimistic Ireland set for stern Italian test
If France was about a performance, Italy is about the result.
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Total football versus total faith as Dubs hit new levels of performance
Dublin, reigning champions, ahead of the pack, tactically changing the game and seemingly getting stronger. No, unfortunately (well unfortunately for everyone outside the county limits) I'm not reminiscing about mid Jim Gavin era Dubs. I’m talking of Dessie Farrell’s Modern Dublin 3.0.
Teenage on-loan Ebbsfleet United defender Tommy Fogarty on what club’s ex-manager Liam Daish told him about the club, playing National League football and representing Northern Ireland under-21s
Tommy Fogarty has explained what former Ebbsfleet boss Liam Daish told him about the club ahead of joining on loan.
Updated Derry and Dublin name starting teams for league final
Derry have named a strong starting 15 for their Allianz League Division 1 final against Dublin at Croke Park on Sunday afternoon.
Erin McLaughlin on spot to seal Peamount win over Wexford
Champions Peamount United were pushed all the way to earn a hard-fought three points at home against an excellent Wexford side, who were forced to play the closing stages with 10 players.
Jack Crowley stars in Munster win over Cardiff
Jack Crowley scored a second-half try and kicked the clinching 74th-minute penalty in Munster's United Rugby Championship win over Cardiff at Thomond Park.
France overcome Scotland in Women's Six Nations
Scotland, fresh from a narrow first-round win over Wales, went 5-3 up after hooker Elis Martin scored a try six minutes before the break after France broke the deadlock at Edinburgh's Hive ground with a Lina Queyroi penalty.
Ten-man Burnley come from behind against Chelsea with Cullen and O'Shea goals
Chelsea were held to a 2-2 draw by Burnley at Stamford Bridge as Vincent Kompany’s side twice came from behind with 10 men to frustrate the hosts as Ireland internationals Josh Cullen and Dara O'Shea scored late goals.