All too easy for Armagh as Cavan head back to Tailteann Cup
Armagh ran out easy winners over Cavan in a one-sided Ulster SFC quarter-final at a rain-sodden Kingspan Breffni.
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AIL round-up: Deja vu for Clontarf and Terenure
Clontarf and Terenure College will meet in a repeat of last year's Energia All-Ireland League Division 1A final when this season's title race is decided at the Aviva Stadium on Sunday, 7 May.
Rallying-Evans leads in Croatia after Neuville crashes out
Toyota's Elfyn Evans took control of the Croatia Rally on Saturday after Hyundai's overnight leader Thierry Neuville crashed out.
Former GAA president Dr Michael Loftus dies aged 93
Tributes have been paid to former GAA President Dr Michael "Mickey" Loftus who has passed away.
Kerry demolish Tipperary with minimal fuss
Kerry shook off a little rust but were never extended beyond second gear in a 20-point thumping of Tipperary that sends them into the Munster final.
England stay on course for Grand Slam with eight-try victory over Ireland
England maintained their Grand Slam collision course with France through a 48-0 victory over Ireland in Cork but a scrappy performance took the shine off the afternoon.
McWilliams: Performance v England a 'line in the sand' moment
Ireland head coach Greg McWilliams praised the attitude of his side, but admits there are still big improvements to be made, after their 48-0 TikTok Six Nations defeat to England.
Ireland show fight against England in spite of defeat
One of the most frustrating aspects of the plight in Irish women's rugby is that in spite of several years on a downward curve, their support from the outside remains as strong as ever.