All systems go for Love Envoi raid on Punchestown
Harry Fry's Love Envoi is aiming for Grade One glory in the Coolmore NH Sires Mogul Irish EBF Mares Champion Hurdle at Punchestown.
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RTÉ GAA Podcast: Jackie Tyrrell on Waterford's big chance, Ciarán Whelan on Donegal's slide
We've seen the defending All-Ireland hurling and football champions, but Limerick and Kerry had very different challenges as both start their campaigns with a win. Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill are joined by Jackie Tyrrell and Ciarán Whelan to discuss the weekend's action.
RTÉ Soccer Podcast: The Jack Byrne situation, LOI review and Manchester City-Arsenal
Paul Corry and David McMillan join Raf Diallo and Anthony Pyne to review the weekend's SSE Airtricity League action, discuss Charlotte FC's rejected bids for Shamrock Rovers' Jack Byrne and to look ahead to the potentially decisive Premier League clash between Manchester City and Arsenal.
Balbirnie shines as Ireland enjoy strong start to second Sri Lanka Test
Ireland captain Andy Balbirnie fell five short of a maiden century as his side racked up an impressive score of 319 for four on the first day of their second Test in Sri Lanka.
Afternoon kick-off for Stormers v Bulls quarter-final, Sharks tackle Leinster at Aviva Stadium
The Stormers and Bulls will have an afternoon kick-off for their United Rugby Championship (URC) quarter-final in Cape Town.
Details confirmed for URC quarter-finals
Ulster's BKT United Rugby Championship quarter-final against Connacht has been confirmed for a Friday night fixture, while Leinster will take on Cell C Sharks at the Aviva Stadium, in a game that will be live on RTÉ television.
Waterford let Limerick get up off the ropes - Sheedy
Former Tipperary senior hurling manager Liam Sheedy believes that Waterford had All-Ireland champions Limerick 'on the ropes' at the weekend but that the defending champions will be stronger for the test.
2022 experience standing to patient Galway
Experience is the teacher of all things. So said Julius Caesar, and as far as Galway football manager Padraic Joyce is concerned, the Tribesmen have built up a bank of championship knowledge to see them out of tricky spots.