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Cardiff will be looking to stay on track to win their third ever Challenge Cup but will first have to overcome a strong Benetton side in the quarter-finals this afternoon (3pm kick-off).
Mick McCarthy has parted company with Blackpool after just 14 games with the club deep in Sky Bet Championship relegation trouble.
A packed Principality Stadium roaring on Wales Women is a matter of when not if, according to scrum-half Ffion Lewis. A sold-out Cardiff Arms Park awaits Lewis and her teammates for the visit of England in Round 3 of the TikTok Women's Six Nations next weekend as two unbeaten sides go head-to-head. Ad That will top the record crowd of 4,962 which turned out for the Round 1 win over Ireland and Lewis, who scored the try which wrapped up victory in Scotland last time out, reckons a move next door is inevitable.
Shamrock Rovers manager Stephen Bradley said his team had stayed focused amid "the noise" generated by their slow start to the season, following their impressive 2-0 derby win over city rivals Bohemians on Friday night.
Mick McCarthy has parted company with Blackpool after just 14 games with the club deep in Sky Bet Championship relegation trouble. McCarthy and long-term assistant Terry Connor, who were appointed in January until the end of the season, departed in the wake of Friday's 3-1 home defeat by Cardiff - the former Republic of Ireland boss' last club - which left the Seasiders seven points adrift of safety with six games to play.
Leinster have may earned a home route to potential Heineken Champions Cup glory but Leicester head coach Richard Wigglesworth warned the tournament favourites they have "got to go and win it" after past disappointments.
Ever since she can remember, Kate Slevin has had a strong passion for playing multiple sports.
For all the tweaks to championship structures, Clare against Cork in the Munster opener has the feel of an old-style knockout game out west.