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It is like the 2019 season happening all over again with Derry City playing the role of Shamrock Rovers, competing for a league title while marching towards the FAI Cup final at the business end of the campaign.
This weekend sees the Rugby League World Cup kick off in England, with Ireland among the 16 teams taking part.
On the Sunday night after Warrenpoint's dramatic Down semi-final win over Loughinisland, an image was shared on social media of defender John Boyle’s head superimposed onto the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro. He had, after all, performed miracles to bring the 'Point back to their second final in four years.
Aaron Hill is making final preparations for a first appearance at a World Snooker Tour event on the island of Ireland.
Stephen Maguire booked his spot in the last 64 of the Scottish Open ahead of his trip to Belfast to compete in the Northern Ireland Open next week. The former UK champion made breaks of 53 and 54 in a 4-0 victory against Ireland's Michael Judge during qualifying in Cannock.
Namibia captain Gerhard Erasmus expressed concern Saturday about the cold weather in Australia, but insisted the African nation could set the Twenty20 World Cup on fire by upsetting Sri Lanka in the tournament opener. Temperatures at Geelong, where the global showpiece starts on Sunday, have been hovering around 16 degrees Celsius (60 degrees Fahrenheit) and plunging to as low as four in the evening. That is nippy for a Namibian side more used to balmy weather at home this time of year, and Erasmus admitted it was a shock to the system.
The T20 World Cup will get underway on Sunday with Sri Lanka squaring off against Namibia in the qualifiers. Ahead of the tournament opener, all captains of 16 participating teams were captured in the frame as they attended the 'Captain's Day' where they spoke to the media about the marquee event and the preparation of their respective teams. The official handle of ICC shared the picture of all captains in one frame.
Leinster boss Leo Cullen said his side "dug in defensively" as they edged a physical interprovincial derby against Connacht to extend their winning start to the season.