Bright future beckons for Galileo Dame after Leopardstown success
Galileo Dame looks to have a bright future based on the way she quickened up to win the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden at Leopardstown.
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Brian Fenton's one-game ban stands as appeal fails ahead of Meath clash
Brian Fenton looks set to miss Dublin's Leinster quarter-final with Meath after his appeal against the red card picked up in the Division 1 final was unsuccessful.
Raphinha fires Barca to first leg win in Paris classic
Brazil forward Raphinha scored twice to help Barcelona secure a 3-2 win at Paris St Germain in their Champions League quarter-final first leg on Wednesday. Barca, five-times European champions, dominated proceedings early on against the French side still looking for a first Champions League crown and led through a Raphinha strike in the 37th minute. However, PSG piled on the pressure after the break and levelled in the 48th minute through a stunning Ousmane Dembele strike into the top corner before going ahead when Vitinha stroked the ball in two minutes later. But Raphinha's deft volley in the 62nd minute brought the match level again, before Andreas Christensen headed in from a corner 13 minutes from time to give the Spanish side a narrow advantage going into next week's second leg.
Rory McIlroy hoping Vegas recharge bears fruit at Augusta
Two days before the 2015 Masters, Rory McIlroy stepped out of his preview press conference clearly weary of answering the same question over and over about the career Grand Slam and whether he was about to join only five players in history to achieve that version of golf immortality.
Augusta National has no plans for LIV qualification path to Masters
Tournament officials have no plans to establish a formal pathway for LIV Golf players to qualify for the Masters, according to Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley.
Louis Rees-Zammit determined to take chance in 'cut-throat' NFL
Louis Rees-Zammit is determined to make the Kansas City Chiefs' playing roster after admitting his NFL dream could be over in a heartbeat.
Smaller balls may be key development tool for women's game – John Mitchell
England head coach John Mitchell believes smaller balls could be an important development tool for the women's game.