Irish and British authorities announce anti-doping initiative
Governing bodies in Ireland and Britain have pledged to pull together to enforce a "zero tolerance" policy on doping in horseracing.
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Captain Shahidi calls for ‘big day’ from Afghan batsman in one-off Test against Ireland
Afghanistan face an uphill battle as they aim to set a challenging target in the one-off Test against Ireland in Abu Dhabi.
'I always knew I'd be world champion' says Daniel Wiffen, as thoughts turn to Olympics
Still just 22-years-old, Daniel Wiffen is taking an astonishing year in his stride as he continues to build towards the Paris Olympics.
Wales coach Gatland reiterates off-field improvement needed for clubs
Wales will continue to fall behind top nations if their clubs do not get the right coaching structures and facilities in place, coach Warren Gatland reiterated on Thursday after previous similar comments drew criticism from within the local game.
Ireland remain in mix against Afghanistan after day two
The one-off Test between Afghanistan and Ireland remained finely poised at the end of day two, with the hosts squeezing out a 26-run second innings lead, with seven wickets in hand.
Boost for Ireland as Garry Ringrose trains fully
Garry Ringrose looks on course to be fit for next week's Guinness Six Nations meeting with England at Twickenham, with the centre taking a full part in this morning's open training session at the Aviva Stadium.
Casey and Loughman in Munster squad for Zebre clash
Ireland internationals Craig Casey and Jeremy Loughman have been named in the Munster squad for their BKT URC clash with Zebre tomorrow evening (7.35pm).
Derry City boss Ruaidhrí Higgins: John O'Shea will be 'calming influence' for Ireland
Derry City manager Ruaidhrí Higgins believes interim Republic of Ireland boss John O'Shea will be a "calming influence" for the two friendlies against Belgium and Switzerland.