James Ryan: 'Irish teams are at their very best when we're on the edge'
James Ryan believes Ireland can't afford to lose their edge in their bid to clean up their discipline.
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Micheál Donoghue's focus on building new Galway team despite poor AHL start against Tipperary
Galway manager Micheál Donoghue insists his focus is on building a team rather than survival in Division 1A despite a comprehensive loss to Tipperary in their Allianz Hurling League opener on Sunday.
Louth manager Ger Brennan claims storm disruption led to 10 changes to planned team
Louth manager Ger Brennan has said the impact of Storm Éowyn and poor weather in the county so far this year led to making 10 changes from their team named during the week in the victory over Westmeath in Allianz Football League Division 2.
Garry Ringrose targets fast start with England coming to town
Twelve months ago, there was a fear in the air that Ireland would struggle to shake off their World Cup hangover as they prepared to travel to Marseille for their Guinness Six Nations opener away to France.
Airdrie ace Ben Wilson: We firmly believe Diamonds can beat the drop from Championship
Ben Wilson helped fire Airdrie to a vital victory against relegation rivals Dunfermline then insisted they can bridge the 10-point gap at the bottom of the Championship.
Nigeria still in semifinal race despite abandoned game against England
Nigeria still has a chance of making the semifinals of the ongoing ICC U-19 Women’s Cricket World Cup despite Saturday’s washout against England in the T20 event holding in Malaysia.
Ireland prop Furlong ruled out of Six Nations opener
DUBLIN : Ireland prop Tadhg Furlong has been ruled out of Saturday's Six Nations opener against England after suffering a recurrence of a calf strain in training, the Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU) said on Sunday.
Ulster stunned by Zebre in Belfast
Zebre pulled off a huge shock as they defeated Ulster 15-14 to win for the very first time in Belfast and stun the hosts.