Luxembourg and Auguste Rodin to duel in Champion Stakes
Aidan O'Brien is planning to run both last year's winner Luxembourg and Auguste Rodin in the Royal Bahrain Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown on Saturday week.
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Pauw set to learn fate after FAI board meeting
Vera Pauw's future as Republic of Ireland manager will be decided at an FAI board meeting on Tuesday.
Will Smallbone pens new deal with Southampton
Republic of Ireland midfielder Will Smallbone has signed a new three-year deal with Southampton.
Back to World Cup business for Boks: 'All focus on Scotland from this moment on,' says Duane
Springbok No 8 Duane Vermeulen says Friday's record-breaking win over New Zealand has already been put on the backburner, with their focus now firmly on Scotland, who they face in their Rugby World Cup opener.
Ireland ‘devastated’ to lose prop Cian Healy to injury ahead of Rugby World Cup
Andy Farrell says Ireland are “devastated” to have lost veteran prop Cian Healy to injury ahead of the Rugby World Cup in France.
Sexton admits disciplinary process took a toll on his family
Johnny Sexton admits the protracted disciplinary process which threatened to ruin his Rugby World Cup dream took a toll on his family but insists he is “not trying to play the victim”.
Mawdsley: We went out with aim of beating French
The Irish women's relay team's eighth place in the 4x400m final capped off a fine week for Sharlene Mawdsley and Sophie Becker, the pair hailing it as a week to remember.
Delay in disciplinary process left Johnny Sexton 'frustrated'
Johnny Sexton says that he will be hugely motivated to hit the ground running when he finally makes his return in Ireland's World Cup opener against Romania in just under two weeks.