Peerless Paddington earns Aidan O'Brien Royal Ascot record
Aidan O'Brien became the most successful trainer in Royal Ascot history after Paddington ran out a brilliant winner of the St James’s Palace Stakes.
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Northern Ireland stunned as Kazakhstan substitute Abat Aimbetov nets late winner
Toothless Northern Ireland were stunned as Kazakhstan substitute Abat Aimbetov struck at the death to snatch a 1-0 Euro 2024 qualifying victory at Windsor Park.
RTÉ will broadcast every match of Women's World Cup
RTÉ Sport will broadcast every match of he FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 on television and on RTÉ Player, it was confirmed this afternoon
Lithuanian soccer star Karolis Chvedukas dead at 32
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Arsenal offer club-record €105m for West Ham's Declan Rice
Arsenal have submitted a club-record offer for West Ham captain Declan Rice.
Notre Dame 99-to-0: No. 56 Howard Cross, fifth-year defensive tackle, multi-year starter
Listed measurements: 6-foot-⅞, 280 pounds.2023-24 year, eligibility: A fifth-year veteran, Cross has two seasons of eligibility remaining.Depth Chart: Cross will start for Notre Dame at nose tackle this fall, once again serving at the point of attack, more often tasked with occupying space than breaking into the backfield. There is no proven backup behind him, though juniors Jason Onye and Gabe Rubio have impressed enough to think Cross will get some rest in 2023. Onye better fits the position, but Rubio has more experience.Recruiting: A consensus four-star prospect, Cross chose the Irish over a bounty of Big Ten and ACC offers, including Michigan, Northwestern and Boston College. The son of a former NFL tight end and the Gatorade New Jersey Football Player of the Year in 2018, Cross was rated the No. 27 defensive end in the class by rivals.com.
Muhammad Waseem backs UAE to bounce back against Oman after Sri Lanka loss
After one match of the Qualifier in Zimbabwe, UAE are already playing to maintain their World Cup hopes.
Irish provinces await their fate in Champions Cup draw
A new format for the new season, but one that's no more popular than the last.