Ireland boss James Topping 'really excited' to see Hugo Keenan impact
Hugo Keenan has "fitted in perfectly" and coach James Topping expects the Ireland star to light up the Olympic Sevens tournament.
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Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes charged with dangerous driving
Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes has appeared in court charged with one count of dangerous driving.
How the 1924 Olympic stadium is still in use for the 2024 games
Analysis: Stade de Colombes is the only facility from 100 years ago that will host events at this summer's games in Paris
Shelbourne to face Galway United in FAI Cup
Shelbourne will play Galway United in the only all-Premier Division tie in third round of the Sports Direct FAI Cup.
Depleted Springboks gamble on hooker Marx for Rugby Championship
South Africa have included forwards Pieter-Steph du Toit and Malcolm Marx in their 33-player squad for the opening two games of the Rugby Championship despite injury concerns around the pair but will be without several other senior players.
"Workload Management For Someone Like...": Gautam Gambhir's Straight Talk. Not Virat Kohli Or Rohit Sharma
Gautam Gambhir's much-awaited first press conference as the new India head coach took place on Monday where the former opening batsman laid down his vision for the side. Amongst the many topics he covered during the presser, he talked about the importance of workload management for the premier pacer Jasprit Bumrah and called him a ‘rare bowler'. "I've said it before, workload management for someone like Jasprit (Bumrah) is important. He is one rare bowler that anyone would want. You want him to play important games. That's why the workload management for not just him but fast bowlers is important,” Gambhir said in the press conference.
County crests accompany Team Ireland's Olympic couture
Two hundred and six countries will be represented by athletes at the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics, but amid the flags, fanfare and fireworks on Friday, you might spot a fashionable nod to 31 of the 32 counties of Ireland.
Rory Grugan and Armagh galvanised by disappointment and false dawns
Before the revival came the decline – and Armagh attacker Rory Grugan felt that sinking feeling more than anyone else.