Johnny McGeeney: Visa issues won't hurt New York's Irish trip
New York manager Johnny McGeeney has said that immigration concerns will not impact their panel for their upcoming trip to Ireland for the Connacht semi-final with Sligo on 22 April.
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Brighterdaysahead 'bittersweet' success for Gordon Elliott
Gordon Elliott described Brighterdaysahead's success in the closing bumper at Fairyhouse as "bittersweet" after the loss of star novice chaser Mighty Potter earlier on the card.
Leo Cullen: Leinster still only 'scratching the surface' of what they can become
Such is Leinster's dominance of the rugby landscape in Ireland right now, they're probably only a trophy or two away from sparking the 'Split the province in two' hot takes, a la Jim Gavin's Dublin footballers of a few years ago.
Flynn: No blueprint for winning All-Ireland in new structure
Mayo's encouraging start to the season came to a shuddering halt in Castlebar on Sunday as neighbours Roscommon put the league champions out of the Connacht Championship.
GAA wrap: Roscommon stun Mayo, Cork suffer defeat to Clare
Roscommon have seen off Mayo by 2-08 to 0-10 in the last of the Connacht Senior Football Championship quarter-finals in Castlebar.
Swanson suffered torn patella tendon-US Soccer
United States forward Mallory Swanson has suffered a torn patella tendon in her left knee, U.S. Soccer said on Sunday, a day after she was carried off the pitch on a stretcher during a friendly match against Ireland.
O'Gara's La Rochelle clinically dispatch Saracens
La Rochelle will face Exeter in the Heineken Champions Cup semi-finals in Bordeaux after they clinically dispatched three-time winners Saracens 24-10.
Roscommon add to Connacht upsets with Mayo scalp
The opening weekend of the Connacht championship served up a second shock in less than 24 hours as Roscommon upset the odds to knock Mayo out of the provincial title race at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park.