'It was a bleak winter' - John Kiely's forgotten false start
"We'd played two games and been bate in both games. It was a case of... what's another year? Simple as that."
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'Mama-B' Bannon ready for the mother of all career moves to UFC
Try to schedule an interview with Shauna Bannon during a fight camp and you may receive a voice note relaying her tireless schedule for the day, with a couple of small gaps where the proposed back and forth can take place.
Focus turns to RWC warm-ups in Ireland camp
Week two of block two is complete in Ireland's Rugby World Cup training camp. When they return to Carton House on Sunday 30 July they'll be into their opening game week, and the real business will begin.
Bok World Cup foes Tonga suffer season-opening loss to Fiji
Fiji scored five tries to three to beat Tonga 36-20 on Saturday in the first Test match of the year for two countries that will compete in the Rugby World Cup.
Andre Onana skipped Manchester United signing duties and how Jonny Evans' return happened
United have been training at the immaculate Pingry School in New Jersey, across the Hudson River from New York City. For those who have watched The Sopranos, the houses on the drive through Jersey were reminiscent of Tony and Carmela's house. Alas, that particular property is three-quarters of an hour away from United's training base.
FAI Cup round-up: Wins for UCD, Wexford, Kerry & Finn Harps
Premier Division basement boys UCD received a welcome fillip in the FAI Cup on Friday evening when they ran out worthy 3-2 winners over Cobh Ramblers at the UCD Bowl.
Ryan Brennan bags winner as Drogheda dump Sligo out of the FAI Cup
Ryan Brennan, a goalscorer the last time Drogheda United and Sligo Rovers met in the FAI Cup, was the matchwinner at Weavers Park as Kevin Doherty's team deservedly booked their place in the second round.