Brendan Cummins: Courageous Clare can take down Limerick in Munster hurling final
Brendan Cummins believes that Clare's courageous approach towards Limerick gives them a great chance of stopping the Green Machine in Sunday's Munster hurling final.
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Burrage admits off-court issues led to Surbiton struggles
Jodie Burrage admits her long-term boyfriend's professional rugby turmoil hampered her preparation for the LTA's Lexus Surbiton Trophy after suffering a shock defeat against compatriot Lily Miyazaki. The British No.2 won the first set against her lower-ranked opponent but eventually fell to a 3-6 6-2 6-4 defeat in West London. Ad Away from the court, Burrage's partner Ben White plays for Premiership rugby club London Irish, who were suspended from the competition on Tuesday before being placed into administration hours before she took to the Surbiton grass on Wednesday.
FAI unveil €863m wish list after stark facilities audit
The Football Association of Ireland have published their strategic analysis and vision for the next 15 years, in which the organisation says it requires €863 million to modernise facilities and standards in Ireland.
Toulon sign All Blacks winger Fainga'anuku after Kolbe departure
All Blacks winger Leicester Fainga'anuku will join French club Toulon later this year, his New Zealand side the Crusaders said on Thursday.
Adjusting to Test cricket proving a tough process for new teams
There are countries that harbor aspirations to become full members of the International Cricket Council and, with it, the opportunity to play Test cricket.
Nadine Doherty: Eamonn Murray return as Meath ladies manager would not be a surprise
In spite of a poor run of form, the timing of the decision by Davy Nelson and his management team to step away from their roles with the Meath ladies senior football team was a shock to some, with former Donegal star Nadine Doherty wondering if the county could now turn to former manager Eamonn Murray.
Will Smallbone in country over club mode ahead of Greece gig
What's rare is wonderful; and Will Smallbone is certainly enjoying an extended spell away from the trials and tribulations of club football, as he works towards being involved in the Republic of Ireland’s upcoming Euro 2024 qualifying double-header.
Kerry are struggling but Dubs seem bored
I was freed of Sunday Game duties last weekend - Tomás Ó Sé was omnipresent across all platforms in any case! - so took a spin into MacHale Park for Mayo-Louth.