Lindsay Peat: Ireland looked 'rudderless' against Italy
Ireland looked "rudderless" in their Guinness Six Nations defeat to Italy and missed the experience of Edel McMahon and Hannah O'Connor, according to Lindsay Peat.
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Punchestown date ruled out as Constitution Hill returns home
Constitution Hill is back at Nicky Henderson's yard after a colic scare, with any thoughts of a trip to the Punchestown Festival now firmly ruled out.
Division 1 league crown an important milestone on Derry journey - Brendan Rogers
Derry midfielder Brendan Rogers believes claiming the county's first Division 1 Allianz Football League title in 16 years could prove a significant step on their quest for Sam Maguire.
Irish Grand National preview: Willie Mullins aims to land big prize with Nick Rockett
Gavin Cromwell has two strong chances in Yeah Man and Hartur D'arc as he goes in search of a first victory in the BoyleSports Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse (live on RTÉ2/RTÉ Player).
Aidan O'Brien's Unquestionable has French Guineas target
Aidan O'Brien's Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf champion Unquestionable will attempt to become a Classic hero at ParisLongchamp after being set a French 2000 Guineas objective.
Jurgen Klopp 'will really try hard' to enjoy Premier League run-in
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp accepts there will be more nerve-wracking moments to come in the title race but is determined to enjoy it.
Nelly Korda takes Ford Championship to win again on LPGA Tour
Nelly Korda cliamed her third LPGA Tour victory on the trot, posting a 65 in her final round Sunday to capture the Ford Championship title in Arizona, with Leona Maguire finishing ten shots back. Korda had a bogey-free day with seven birdies, including two birdies over her final three holes that helped her outlast Australia's Hira Naveed by two shots. Korda finished at 20-under 268 at Seville Golf and Country Club.
Two-tier championship structure 'completely unbalanced'
We know we're officially in that no-man’s land between league and championship when the debate about provincial structures around the haves and have-nots of Gaelic football is rearing its ugly head once again.