Neil McManus: Kilkenny may need to adapt TJ Reid role
Should Kilkenny manage to topple Limerick in 2024 and land a first All-Ireland title since 2015, it is likely that TJ Reid will be a central figure.
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Gurbaz Century Sets Up Afghan Win Over Ireland In First ODI
Rahmanullah Gurbaz posted his sixth one-day international century as Afghanistan eased to a 35-run win over Ireland in the opening one-day international in Sharjah on Thursday. Put into bat, Afghanistan posted 310-5 in their 50 overs with Ibrahim Zadran making 60 in an opening partnership of 150 with Gurbaz who made 121. Ireland slipped to 34-3 before Harry Tector and Lorcan Tucker added 173 for the fourth wicket. Tector went on to make 138, his fifth ODI hundred, but as wickets fell at the other end, Ireland could only reach 275-8.
Kyle Hayes out of Limerick panel to face Tipperary
Kyle Hayes has dropped out of the Limerick match-day panel to face Tipperary in the Allianz Hurling League on Saturday (live on RTÉ2), but there is a return for some of the Treaty big-hitters.
Robert Dickson and Sean Waddilove progress to gold fleet at World Championships
Ireland's Robert Dickson and Sean Waddilove have qualified for the gold fleet final round after three days of racing at the 49er and 49erFX World Championships in Lanzarote.
Serrano option emerges with decision near on Taylor foe
Katie Taylor's promoter Eddie Hearn has confirmed that new options have emerged for Katie Taylor’s fight in May at the 3Arena, with a rematch with Amanda Serrano possibly on the cards.
Manchester pub named amongst UK's best for a pint of Guinness ahead of St Patrick's Day
A city centre boozer said to serve the 'best pint of Guinness outside of Ireland' has been named one of the best pubs in the UK to enjoy the Irish stout.
England must be brave enough to make mistakes against Ireland, says George
England's players must not be afraid of making errors when they take on the challenge of Ireland in the Six Nations, coach Steve Borthwick and captain Jamie George have said, but they would rather not make as many mistakes as they did two weeks ago.
Tector century in vain as Afghanistan prevail in first one-day international
Harry Tector's fine century proved in vain as Ireland were beaten by 35 runs against Afghanistan in their first one-day international in Sharjah.