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Cross-country skiing-Tough skiathlon course takes toll on Klaebo
ZHANGJIAKOU, China : After winning gold in cross-country skiing and biathlon on Saturday, Norway had pinned its Sunday title hopes on Johannes Klaebo but the three-times Olympic champion was a shadow of his usual self on a tough course at the Beijing Games.
Adam Beard says honesty is key to Wales recovery after heavy Ireland defeat
Adam Beard says that honesty will be a key part of Wales’ recovery plan after their Guinness Six Nations title defence began in miserable fashion.
Sunday sport: Armagh take on Tyrone in the National Football League, FA Cup continues
In Division 1 of the football league, it's Armagh versus Tyrone at the Athletic Grounds (deferred coverage on TG4) and Monaghan against Mayo in Clones. Both games have a 2pm start time. At 2.30pm, Donegal host Kildare.
Aditi Ashok shoots career-best 63, finishes T-15 at Drive On Champs
Aditi Ashok produced a sensational career-best nine-under 63 in the third and final round as she shot from the cutline to finish T-15 at the LPGA Drive On Championship. Needing just 23 putts to go through the round, Aditi holed nine birdies and had no bogeys. There was a point, when most of the leaders had not even begun as Aditi rose up the leader board to as high as Tied-third, but finished T-15 as the others came into play.
Leona Maguire becomes first Irish golfer to win on LPGA Tour
Leona Maguire has become the first Irish golfer to win on the LPGA Tour.
Six Nations 2022: Gregor Townsend urges Scotland to 'back up' win over England
Gregor Townsend says Scotland «have to back it up next week» after retaining the Calcutta Cup with a 20-17 win over England.
Six Nations 2022: Wales coach Wayne Pivac blames discipline and physicality for Ireland loss
Wales head coach Wayne Pivac says ill-discipline and losing physical battles led to their 29-7 defeat against Ireland in their Six Nations opener.