Ireland snatch brilliant Nations Cup success in Rome
Ireland won a thrilling FEI Rolex Piazza Di Siena CSIO5* Nations Cup for the first time in over 100 years in Rome on Friday afternoon.
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'A city that has stayed with me' - Man United legend Eric Cantona announces Manchester return with a twist
Manchester United legend Eric Cantona will be heading back to the city where he made his name but will be taking to the stage rather than a football pitch.
Dunbar stays inside top five after brutally tough stage
Eddie Dunbar remains inside the top five overall at the Giro d'Italia after a brutally tough Queen Stage in the Dolomites on Friday.
Clarity on Bok exit means Nienaber's attention is solely on World Cup title defence
Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber said the clarity around his exit at the end of the World Cup will allow him to focus squarely on his team's title defence in France in four months.
Olympic gold medallist Paul O’Donovan graduates with degree in Medicine
Olympic gold and silver medallist, Paul O’Donovan, has proved he is as adept at time management as he is at rowing having managed to combine winning his fifth gold medal at the World Rowing Championships last year with finishing the final year of his degree in Medicine.
D-Day on horizon for Vera Pauw's World Cup hopefuls
Vera Pauw will name her 23-player Republic of Ireland World Cup squad on 29 June, with the race to make the plane to Australia entering a nervy climax.
Women's football championship: All you need to know
The remaining TG4 provincial silverware of the year will be handed out over the weekend, with senior finals in Leinster, Munster and Ulster on the agenda.
European rowing championships: Women's Four book passage to final
Ireland's Women's Four secured their place in the 'A' final after finishing third in this morning's repechage at the European Rowing Championships in Slovenia.