Dundalk see off Drogheda in League of Ireland grudge match
Dundalk FC saw off close neighbours Drogheda United 1-0 at United Park on Thursday evening.
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Doris, Sheehan fit for Grand Slam-chasing Ireland
DUBLIN: Forwards Caelan Doris and Dan Sheehan passed fitness tests to start for Grand Slam-chasing Ireland against England in the Six Nations rugby on Saturday at Lansdowne Road.
Shepperd the hero in Dundalk smash-and-grab win
Bragging rights in county Louth belong to Dundalk, for now, as Stephen O'Donnell’s team stunned Drogheda United in the first Louth derby of the Premier Division season.
What is a paladin? Furman upset brings odd name to the fore
The 13-seeded Furman Paladins have caused havoc in the NCAA tournament by knocking off the 4-seeded Virginia Cavaliers, bringing the small liberal arts school in Greenville, South Carolina, to national attention and also causing fans to ask just what the heck a paladin is.
Cheltenham Friday: Galopin leads Gold Cup fancies
Willie Mullins is confident Galopin Des Champs is becoming "the complete package" ahead of his bid for glory in the Boodles Cheltenham Gold Cup on Friday.
Where do Ireland and England’s strengths and weaknesses lie?
Ireland are aiming to complete the Grand Slam when they host England in the climax to the Guinness Six Nations at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.
Arundell, Tuilagi and Farrell start for England against Ireland
LONDON: Powerful young winger Henry Arundell will make his first test start for England against Ireland in their Six Nations finale in Dublin on Saturday, Manu Tuilagi returns and Owen Farrell reclaims the flyhalf slot in the team named on Thursday.
Andy Farrell: 'We know how much it means to the Irish people'
Andy Farrell says the thoughts of winning a Grand Slam in front of a home crowd at the Aviva Stadium has been a motivating factor for his side from the very start of the championship.