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Porterfield, 37, amassed 310 caps (across all formats) for Ireland after making his international debut in a First-class match against Namibia in May 2006. He ends his career as the third most capped Irish international and second-highest run-scorer for Ireland.
Chester FC boss Calum McIntyre believes former Bolton Wanderers defender Liam Edwards has a 'really exciting future' after making the switch to the non-league side.
Spurs and Republic of Ireland star Troy Parrott has been tipped to make a summer move to the Stadium of Light, with one former player insisting the 20-year-old would 'embrace' a spell in the north east.
After being on the sidelines for almost three years, veteran wicketkeeper-batter Dinesh Karthik said that he is enjoying every moment of his second stint with the Indian team. Karthik has made a comeback to the Indian team for the ongoing five-match T20I series against South Africa, and will also be a part of the squad for the two T20Is against Ireland, later this month. Ahead of the fourth T20I against the Proteas in Rajkot, Karthik said that his dream of playing for the Indian team has kept him going for a decade or so.
Liverpool are open to either selling former Bolton Wanderers youngster Nat Phillips for around £15m or letting him spent another season out on loan at Bournemouth.
Dundalk's Daniel Kelly has been named SSE Airtricity/Soccer Writers Ireland Player of the Month for May.
Ireland's tour of New Zealand will be one of the first rugby series to trial a new television match official 'sweeper’ system aimed at speeding up the game.
Five-time All-Star Joe Canning has said that the inconsistencies surrounding the GAA's disciplinary system is a more frustrating aspect than the number of citations that fail to stick.