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As Shamrock Rovers chase a third title in a row, and with the business end of the season approaching, the thoughts of adding six more games to the schedule would normally prove a nightmare for a contending team.
Meath star Emma Duggan has paid a glowing tribute to former manager Eamonn Murray and his recently departed backroom team.
Ireland have enjoyed their best season on the Sevens circuit but Stacey Flood believes the best is yet to come.
Facing Notre Dame aside, it could be months before any Irish opponent has as stiff a test as BYU does this weekend. The No. 21 Cougars host No. 9 Baylor on Saturday, and a win could catapult BYU into the top-15 a month before it meets Notre Dame in Las Vegas.
Asia Cup... Lack of big game temperamentAs in the past, India excelled in the build-up to the Asia Cup, winning bilateral games against Ireland and England. But the performance dipped dramatically again in a major tournament, especially in the crunch games. Some sub-par performances in crunch games are responsible for this. Suryakumar Yadav has a strike rate of 160 in this Asia Cup, mainly due to his 26-ball 68 (strike rate 243) against minnows Hong Kong. Against Pakistan, he scored 18 off 18 balls and 13 off 10. Against Sri Lanka he made 34 off 29 balls. Which means in these key games, he had a modest strike rate of 118. KL Rahul has a strike rate of 104, Hooda 106 and Pant 124 in this edition.
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Team Ireland's Lara Gillespie sprinted to victory in the opening stage of Rás na mBan today, leading home a large bunch into Callan, County Kilkenny.
United Rugby Championship chief Martin Anayi has played down concerns that the Emerging Ireland tour of South Africa later this month will dampen the competitiveness of the Irish sides in the URC.