AFLW round-up: Goldrick and Considine set for Grand Final
Irish players Sinead Goldrick and Ailish Considine have an AFLW Grand Final to look forward to next weekend after the Melbourne Demons and Adelaide Crows recorded preliminary final wins.
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Irish players Sinead Goldrick and Ailish Considine have an AFLW Grand Final to look forward to next weekend after the Melbourne Demons and Adelaide Crows recorded preliminary final wins.
Sligo Rovers have been awarded a 3-0 victory over Peamount United after the latter fielded an ineligible player in their SSE Airtricity Women's National League game on 5 March.
Wales host Scotland in the Women's Six Nations this evening as Ioan Cunningham's Welsh side bid to make it two wins from two in front of a record crowd at Cardiff Arms Park.
A protest against the cost of living crisis will see demonstrators march through the streets of Manchester city centre this afternoon (Saturday). A rally held by The People's Assembly is set to begin in Piccadilly Gardens at 1pm.
A man from Lisburn is setting up a football team to help other men process their grief after baby loss.
Charlie Ewels says his high hit on James Ryan was a "split-second thing that went wrong" and has added his voice to calls for a more nuanced punishment for accidental collisions.
It is not possible to “completely nullify” the pressures on energy prices, a Cabinet minister has said, as demonstrators gather across the country over the cost-of-living crisis. But Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis said the Government is “looking… across the board at what we’re doing with the public’s money”, and will “put in the support that we can, as and when we can” to ease the sting of rising prices.
Manchester United legend Gary Neville believes England will feel apprehensive going into the 2022 World Cup, with the draw on Friday revealing they could face a home nation in the group stage.