Champion Dublin footballer thought stroke symptoms were tiredness from training
A four-time All-Ireland winning footballer has revealed how she initially mistook the symptoms of a stroke as feeling tired after a training session.
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Dublin back to best after statement victory - Peter Canavan
Peter Canavan believes that Dublin looked back to their best as they coasted past Mayo to secure their place in this year's All-Ireland SFC semi-finals.
Sunday sport: Dublin and Mayo renew acquaintance; O'Rourke takes gold in Kraków
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GAA: Galway and Clare on semi-final track; close encounters in preliminary quarter-finals
We're into the business-end of the season as two more teams went toppling out of the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship, while the All-Ireland Senior Football preliminary quarter-finals got underway.
Katie Taylor suffers first professional defeat as Cameron spoils homecoming
Katie Taylor has suffered her first career defeat against Chantelle Cameron on a 95-95, 96-94, 96-94 majority scorecard decision in front of a sell-out 3Arena.
Leinster's Leo Cullen ready to embrace pressure of Champions Cup final
Leinster head coach Leo Cullen believes that “pressure is a good thing” ahead of Saturday’s Heineken Champions Cup final against holders La Rochelle.
Katie Taylor gears up for ‘biggest night’ of career against Chantelle Cameron
Katie Taylor is relishing the “biggest night” of her illustrious career, hoping to make a triumphant homecoming and become a two-weight undisputed world champion by beating Chantelle Cameron.
Leicester’s Jasper Wiese aware of threat Champions Cup opponents Leinster pose
Jasper Wiese has highlighted how big a Heineken Champions Cup challenge Leicester face by describing quarter-final opponents Leinster as “probably the best club team in the world”.