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SYDNEY, Sept 8 : Confirmation that Wallabies flyhalf Carter Gordon has fractured his leg and will miss a test against the Springboks and two against the All Blacks has once again exposed Australia's long-standing issues in the playmaking role.
Typically, a sports report that dwells on the weather is sure to be accused of using an easy crutch, but it is unavoidable when it will be a central character at Trump International Doonbeg during the Amgen Irish Open.
Irish courses looking to play host to the Walker Cup following the huge success at Lahinch Golf Club – where Stuart Grehan played a leader’s role in Great Britain and Ireland’s brilliant success over the United States – could have quite the wait.
Who knows exactly what the future holds for LIV? If Jon Rahm knows, he isn’t saying. For now, the Spaniard is dipping his toes back into his old life on the DP World Tour. He plans to also play next week’s BMW PGA at Wentworth, while any appearance at next month’s Spanish Open remains contingent on the arrival date of a new baby.
Sinéad Greenan and pilot Alice Sharpe claimed their second silver medal of the 2026 UCI Para Cycling Road World Championships in the women's B road race on Monday, bringing Ireland's final medal tally in Huntsville, Alabama, to four.
Jim McGuinness will remain Donegal manager for 2027.
Joseph O’Brien trains seven of the 16 runners in Tuesday’s Galway feature, the listed Ardilaun Hotel Irish EBF Oyster Stakes, and Beset is fancied to land the spoils in the hands of Declan McDonagh.
Ryle Nugent, chief executive of Premier Sports Ireland, is confident the channel will be able to secure a new deal with European Professional Club Rugby (EPCR) for exclusive coverage of the Champions Cup for another three seasons or more.