Sexton a Six Nations doubt after 'procedure' on cheekbone injury
Johnny Sexton looks set to be a major doubt for the start of the Six Nations after Leinster confirmed the out-half has had "a procedure" on his cheekbone injury.
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Ireland trio back for Connacht's key game with Sharks
Ireland trio Bundee Aki, Finlay Bealham and Mack Hansen are in contention for Connacht's must-win game against the Cell C Sharks on Saturday.
Henderson: Straight to Cheltenham for Champion Hurdle favourite Constitution Hill
Nicky Henderson is set to chart a direct route to Cheltenham with Unibet Champion Hurdle favourite Constitution Hill. The six-year-old is the 1-5 market leader for the Festival highlight in March after another wide-margin success in the Christmas Hurdle at Kempton on Boxing Day, routing stablemate Epatante by 17 lengths - an increase of five lengths on his Fighting Fifth verdict over the crack mare.
Connolly set to depart Venezia for Hull City loan
Republic of Ireland international Aaron Connolly is set to join English Championship side Hull City on loan.
McStay 'very hopeful' Lee Keegan will commit to Mayo
New Mayo manager Kevin McStay is "very hopeful" Lee Keegan will commit to the county for the 2023 after admitting he has "cajoled" the veteran at length to postpone any thoughts of retirement.
Lions name squad for 'tough' European tour: 'We need to be more consistent'
The Lions have named their 29-man touring squad for their upcoming fixtures in the United Rugby Championship (URC) and Challenge Cup.
Pele's wake begins at Santos stadium
An emotional Brazil began paying its final respects on Monday to football legend Pele with a 24-hour wake at the stadium where he first took the world's breath away with his exploits.
Rugby-Leinster apologise after pro-IRA song played at stadium
Leinster Rugby have issued an apology after a pro-IRA song was played at their stadium following Sunday's 41-12 win over Connacht.