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As Les Bleus were running up 27 points against the All Blacks in front of 80,000 people at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis on Friday night, another party was taking place, just south, at Place de la Concorde.
Rishi Sunak has been poked fun at for his commiseration tweet after the England team lost the women’s World Cup final 1-0 to Spain.
A coalition of seven political parties in South Africa has signed a pact in a bid to unseat the governing African National Congress (ANC) in the 2024 election. The alliance is urging other parties to join them in an effort to secure enough votes. The ANC is at risk of losing its parliamentary majority, and therefore the presidency, for the first time since democracy was established in 1994. This comes against a backdrop of growing discontent with corruption, an unprecedented energy crisis and high unemployment.
The GAA's DG, Tom Ryan, played a blinder under the media floodlights at the Oireachtas Committee on Media today - displaying a few senior silky skills that RTÉ executives, trying to explain non-disclosed payments to Ryan Tubridy, might learn from.
The GAA will tell an Oireachtas committee that it is not realistic to expect all championship games to be broadcast on television.
Long before the Ryan Tubridy payments controversy, there was the GAAGO controversy.
An audit is being conducted of the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board (IHRB) after an issue relating "to governance around financial transactions" emerged, the Public Accounts Committee has heard.
The GAA and RTÉ have been asked to appear before an Oireachtas committee to answer questions on the controversy over GAAGO, the Minister for Sport has told the Dáil.