No Guineas for Michael Stoute's Nostrum
Nostrum will not run in the Qipco 2000 Guineas having been ruled out of the early part of the season with a setback.
Ireland Sport News
All-Ireland football championship permutations Week 2: Another big name for Pot 3
Week two of the football championship may have been low on quantity but it was high on quality with Monaghan and Tyrone serving up an Ulster championship classic while Derry also served a reminder of their provincial class with a routine win over Fermanagh on Saturday evening.
ITV Britain's Got Talent viewers call for 'ban' as they issue 'too many' complaint
Some Britain's Got Talent viewers have called for a ban after the show's return was filled with younger acts stealing the show. The hit ITV talent show returned for its 16th series on Saturday night (April 15) before a second helping of auditions aired on Sunday night in a bumper series premiere weekend.
Tadej Pogacar creates more history after dominant victory at Amstel Gold Race
Tadej Pogacar continued his remarkable season with his latest victory on Sunday when the UAE Team Emirates rider dominated his rivals to win the prestigious Amstel Gold Race.
RTÉ GAA Podcast: Lee Keegan on an open Ulster classic
Lee Keegan joins Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill to look back on a classic clash between Monaghan and Tyrone on Sunday.
Dundalk boss Stephen O'Donnell voices artificial pitch concerns
Dundalk manager Stephen O'Donnell believes that there may be a direct correlation between their vast number of injuries and the fact that they play on an artificial surface at Oriel Park.
RG Snyman 'huge' in Munster's win over Stormers: 'He's my mate, but today I didn't like him a lot'
A fit-again Springbok lock RG Snyman proved a menace for the Stormers in Saturday's URC clash in Cape Town.
The World This Week: Pentagon leaks, French pension reform, Biden in Ireland
France’s constitutional court on Friday ruled that President Emmanuel Macron’s controversial pension reform, which was railroaded through parliament last month, is mostly legal. As France awaited the verdict, demonstrators had gathered both in Paris and in other major cities to express their opposition to the reform.