'They have a nice balance' - McMahon talks up Mayo's chances
On the eve of Mayo's recent league clash with Dublin, Philly McMahon, in his Irish Independent column, stated: "There were always certain Mayo players that were easy to wind up.
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All Blacks' Barrett feared concussion would force him to retire
All Blacks flyhalf Beauden Barrett said he feared he might be forced to retire due to lingering concussion symptoms following a head injury sustained in a match against Ireland in November.
Ex-BSB star James Ellison finally set for North West 200 debut
Ellison was among six newcomers who visited the north coast this week as they gear up for the return of the famous road race from May 10-14, which returns to the calendar for the first time since 2019.
Women share stories of running in public and their safety concerns
Have you ever checked the clock and realised it was too dark go for a run? Have you ever changed your clothes because they may be 'too revealing' to avoid yet another car beeping at you? Have you ever carried a credit card in your leggings pocket 'just in case'?
On this day in 2014: Kelly Gallagher and Charlotte Evans make Paralympic history
Visually-impaired skier Kelly Gallagher and guide Charlotte Evans made Winter Paralympic history for Great Britain with a first ever gold in Sochi.
Ireland U20s will have 'free rein' to attack against England
Ireland U20 assistant Mark Sexton says they won't be advising their players to start playing it safe in the final legs of this year's Six Nations.
'We've seen it in patches' - Ireland still looking for the 80 minute performance says Doris
It's been said frequently of England in the last week that they haven't been able to put together that complete performance yet.
Munster mentor Van Graan waxes lyrical over evergreen Morne Steyn: 'He deserves all his respect'
Munster coach Johann van Graan singled out Morne Steyn's "humility" as the key to him remaining one of the best flyhalves on show in the United Rugby Championship.