Oli Jager's appetite grows after first taste of Irish camp
Having got a taste for Test rugby in recent weeks, Munster's Oli Jager is keen to get back out on to the pitch and catch the eye.
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World champion Daniel Wiffen savouring 'surreal' achievement
Daniel Wiffen may have woken up a world champion in Doha this morning, but the 22-year-old admitted the magnitude of his historic feat at the World Aquatics Championships on Wednesday had yet to sink in.
Ireland and Wales consider shirt changes to aid colour blind rugby fans
Ireland and Wales could face each other in their traditional plain green and red shirts for the last time during a Six Nations game later this month in a bid to assist colour blind rugby supporters.
Nico De Boinville: No room for error with Constitution Hill
Nico de Boinville knows Constitution Hill's electrifying jumping leaves "no margin for error" – particularly in the white-hot cauldron of the Unibet Champion Hurdle.
Mona McSharry wins heat to book place in World Championships semi-final
Mona McSharry has won her 200m Breaststroke Heat in a time of 2:24.82 and will head into her semi-final ranked second overall on Day 5 of the World Aquatics Championships in Doha.
Daniel Wiffen becomes Ireland's first swimming world champion after historic win
Daniel Wiffen became Ireland's first swimming world champion as he stormed to the 800 metres freestyle title in Doha on Wednesday while half-Irish sprinter Siobhan Haughey grabbed a maiden world title for Hong Kong in the women's 200m freestyle.
Vikki Wall on adapting to a new sport: I was wrecking their heads
Vikki Wall's switch to rugby was all about reaching the Olympics next summer but for the moment the former Meath and North Melbourne footballer is focusing on her own game.
League of Ireland Premier Division: Club-by-club guide to new squads
With the new League of Ireland season upon us, a host of movement has taken place across the league in the winter months.