Sean Cavanagh: Up to GAA to address 16th man, not Glen and Kilmacud
Sean Cavanagh has accused the GAA of abdicating responsibility in the 16th-man row that has overshadowed the All-Ireland senior club football final.
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'Not pretty' but Davy Nelson happy to see first Meath win
Meath manager Davy Nelson knew the significance of getting a first win under his belt as the reigning Lidl NFL Division 1 champions beat Donegal.
Evan Ferguson's stock continues to rise as Caoimhín Kelleher's frustration grows
Brighton's brilliant January continued this weekend, with a second win over Liverpool inside a month - to end the Reds FA Cup title defence - and maintain their unbeaten start to 2023.
Tadhg Furlong: Warren Gatland will bring out the best in Wales
Tadhg Furlong says he's expecting to face a very different Wales when Ireland travel to Cardiff for the opening game of their Guinness Six Nations campaign on Saturday.
Rassie eyes 'referee coach' for Boks at World Cup - report
SA Rugby's director of rugby, Rassie Erasmus, is reportedly eager to appoint a "referee coach" to accompany the Springboks to the World Cup in France later this year.
Paul Flynn: Mayo must add control to intensity to challenge for Sam Maguire
Paul Flynn believes new manager Kevin McStay will need Mayo to add control in possession to their characteristic passion in defence if they are to mount a series tilt for Sam Maguire.
Tyrone's reversal in Roscommon 'a sore one' for Feargal Logan
Tyrone joint-manager Feargal Logan was disappointed in how his side finished in their opening Allianz Football League Division 1 clash to Roscommon.
FA Cup wrap: John Egan rewrites Wrexham's Hollywood script with late leveller for Sheffield United
National League leaders Wrexham were denied another FA Cup giant-killing as a stoppage-time equaliser from Republic of Ireland defender John Egan ensured 10-man Championship high-flyers Sheffield United forced a replay after an absorbing 3-3 draw.