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Aaron Hill will return to the main snooker circuit next season after claiming a new two-year tour card courtesy of a 4-1 win over Zhao Jianbo at Q School in Sheffield. The 20-year-old Irish professional opened with a break of 110 against 18-year-old Zhao before winning the final three frames to secure one of the four cards available from the final day of event two at Ponds Forge.
Northern Ireland boss Ian Baraclough says Kyle Lafferty deserves his international recall at the age of 34 after helping Kilmarnock into the cinch Premiership.
Ireland's Gabriel Dossen has secured a medal at the European Championships in Armenia.
Former Republic of Ireland defender Paul McShane has retired from playing to concentrate on his coaching career. The 36-year-old has spent the past season at Manchester United where he was involved in a unique role as an Under-23 player while also coaching different age groups in the academy set-up at Old Trafford. McShane started his career with the Red Devils in 2002 but failed to make a senior appearance for the club before he enjoyed spells with West Brom, Sunderland, Hull, Reading and Rochdale. "I'm calling it a day playing now," McShane told United's official website. "I've had 20 years playing and I've come back into the club as a player-coach in the Under-23s. It's been a great year and great experience but now it's time to fully focus on the next stage of my career, which will be in coaching. "It's amazing how things work out. It's a great way to end my career, to come back here and help the future generation with their careers. "It was perfect, to be honest with you, when this role came about, and I'm grateful to the people who made it happen. I think it's a great way to end my playing days.
Former Republic of Ireland defender Paul McShane has retired from playing to concentrate on his coaching career.
Soaring hotel prices combined with a shortage of beds have hit the Kerry hurling team ahead of an upcoming final clash in Dublin.
Paul McShane has announced his retirement from football but will stay at Manchester United as a coach.
McMenamin is one of four new faces in the 28-strong panel named by Ian Baraclough.