Connacht confirm signing of former Munster player JJ Hanrahan
Connacht have confirmed the signing of former Munster back JJ Hanrahan.
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Taylor & Cameron come in at exactly the same weight
Katie Taylor and Chantelle Cameron came in at exactly the same weight at the Mansion House in Dublin on Friday afternoon as a raucous crowd set the tone for tomorrow's showdown at the 3Arena.
Stephen Kenny names experimental squad for Republic of Ireland training camp
Republic of Ireland manager Stephen Kenny has named seven uncapped players in a 22-man squad for a training camp in Bristol ahead of next month’s Euro 2024 qualifiers with Greece and Gibraltar.
Justin Tipuric calls time on Wales career months out from World Cup
Wales flanker Justin Tipuric has announced his retirement from international rugby with immediate effect months before the World Cup in France, a blow to coach Warren Gatland's plans to revive his side's fortunes.
O'Gara: We have fun but we've high standards
Ronan O'Gara has backed his La Rochelle team to rise to the challenge as they enter the Leinster 'lion’s den’ to defend their Heineken Champions Cup title.
Vaughan returns to BBC cricket coverage for Ashes, Ireland test
Former England captain Michael Vaughan will be part of the BBC's cricket coverage for the Ashes series and England's one-off test match against Ireland in June, the broadcaster said on Friday.
Notre Dame 99-to-0: No. 90 Boubacar Traore, incoming freshman defensive end, four-star recuirt
Listed measurements: 6-foot-4, 254 pounds 2023-24 year, eligibility: An incoming freshman, Traore has all four seasons of eligibility remaining. Depth Chart: To quote the penciled depth chart this space put together following spring practices, “No idea which end he should go to, just getting him on the depth chart [at Vyper end].” Traore is likely to be so far from playing time in 2023 that assigning him to either Vype or “Big” end would be merely an exercise in semantics. Recruiting: Notre Dame began chasing Traore while he was committed to Boston College, and it did not take long for the Massachusetts native to forget about his six-month pledge to the Eagles when the Irish offered. The No. 24 strongside defensive end in the class of 2023, per rivals.com, and a consensus four-star prospect, Traore also received an offer from Michigan, but he never wavered once he joined Notre Dame’s class.