Calvin Nash: Ireland's teen prodigy turned late bloomer
In rugby terms, Calvin Nash is a bit of a unicorn; both a prodigious talent and a late developer.
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Preview: Andy Farrell's Ireland right on track for Twickenham test
It's difficult to make a compelling argument that England can beat Ireland today.
Expectations way below what Fabien Galthie expects from France in this year's Six Nations
Fabien Galthie readily accepts that France "are not at the level we want to be" during what has proved to be a spluttering Guinness Six Nations campaign.
Italy vs Scotland LIVE score and try updates from Six Nations dust-up in Rome
Gregor Townsend will be hoping there's no place like Rome as he sends his Scotland Gladiators into Six Nations battle in the magnificent Olympic Stadium.
Aberdeen 0 Kilmarnock 0 LIVE score and goal updates from the Scottish Cup quarter final clash at Pittodrie
Aberdeen and Kilmarnock do battle for the first spot in the last four of the Scottish Cup this lunchtime - with Derek McInnes looking to extend his flawless record against his former club this season.
Drua condemn Crusaders to worst Super Rugby start since 1996
SYDNEY :The Fijian Drua condemned the reigning champion Canterbury Crusaders to their worst start since the first season of Super Rugby in 1996 with a 20-10 victory in front of a passionate home crowd in Lautoka on Saturday.
The Greggs that could become a pub
An entrepreneur wants to convert a Greggs bakery outlet in his home town of Sale into an Irish pub and eatery. Ross Matthews-Smith, 37, owner of Fibber Magee’s Ltd, has applied for planning permission to change the use of the terraced property on Northenden Road.
Inside the Aberdeen FC dressing room reaction to late St Mirren gut punch as 'sickened' players didn't say a WORD
Aberdeen might have been bullied by Kilmarnock the last time they played but Killian Phillips is confident the Dons can land the big Scottish Cup knockout on Saturday.