Aggressive and composed Aoife Mannion stakes her Ireland claim
The 69 minutes Aoife Mannion spent on the pitch in Cadiz on Wednesday afternoon was her longest shift of football in over a year.
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Spots still up for grabs as Bok coach gives timeline for World Cup squad announcement
While he may have an idea of his core group for the Rugby World Cup, Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber insists the door is not shut on players hoping to play their way into national contention.
Injured Curry to miss rest of England's Six Nations campaign
England flanker Tom Curry will miss the remaining Six Nations matches due to a hamstring injury after Sale Sharks director Alex Sanderson said the player will be out of action for "four to six weeks".
England's Stokes to leave IPL early for Ireland test and Ashes
England's Ben Stokes will leave the Indian Premier League (IPL) early to prepare for a one-off test against Ireland in June and the subsequent Ashes series against Australia, the star all-rounder has said.
Ukraine joins world championship boycott over Russian, Belarusian inclusion
Ukraine's boxing federation (FBU) has joined a growing boycott of the amateur world championships over the inclusion of Russian and Belarusian boxers, who have been allowed to compete with national flags and anthems.
Australia get winning habit with Cup of Nations triumph
SYDNEY : Australia coach Tony Gustavsson was not impressed with every moment of every game but was delighted that the Women's World Cup co-hosts were developing a winning habit after sealing a Cup of Nations triumph on Wednesday.
Tipperary hurling great Mick Burns has died
Tipperary's five-time All-Ireland winner Mick Burns has died.
Off-duty police officer shot in Northern Ireland
An off-duty police officer has been shot at a sports complex in Northern Ireland tonight.