Leinster capable of dealing with summit fever
The faces of the players as they traipsed past the cup at the end of last year's final told its own story.
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Rohit Sharma "Was Depressed For A Month": India Star Reveals Details Of Emotional Conversation On World Cup Snub
Rohit Sharma is now one of the biggest names in world cricket. Apart from being the Indian cricket team captain, his batting prowess has made him one of the most respected cricketers. Always considered as a rare batting talent, made his India debut in 2007 in an ODI against Ireland. Currently, Rohit has 3379 runs in 49 Tests (average 45.66), 9825 runs in 243 ODIs (average 48.63) and 3853 runs in 148 T20Is (average 31.32). He is one of the few players to have scored a ton in all three formats. Despite having such a track record, there was a time when Rohit was depressed due to his cricket career.
Matty Smith sends Shelbourne on their way to victory over Cork City and fourth in table
A classy Matty Smith goal - his third in four games - helped Shelbourne to a double over Cork City in a game of two halves at Tolka Park.
Rovers maintain good form to beat spirited Sligo
Shamrock Rovers collected their fifth win in six games, as goals from Johnny Kenny and Trevor Clarke negated the efforts of a spirited Sligo Rovers at Tallaght Stadium.
Bohemians held as birthday boy Jake Doyle rescues point for UCD
A late Jake Doyle strike rescued a point for UCD as they gave their Premier Division survival hopes a shot in the arm while Bohemians saw their lead at the summit cut to three points.
Derry break St Pat's resistance to close gap at top
Derry City dominated but left it late to seal victory over fellow title contenders St Patrick's Athletic.
First Division: Galway United win again, Waterford FC come from behind to beat Bray Waterford
Galway United made it 11 wins from 11 in the SSE Airtricity First Division after a 1-0 win over Cobh Ramblers at Eamon Deacy Park.
Dundalk leave it late to edge out Drogheda United at Oriel Park
Substitute John Martin popped up with a stoppage time winner to save Dundalk's blushes as they claimed their first win in 44 days against 10-man Drogheda Utd at Oriel Park.