Ciarán Whelan: GAA President's term is not long enough
Ciarán Whelan says that the current term of three years for a GAA President is too short for any successful applicant to enact "significant change."
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Gravesend's Manchester City midfielder Laura Coombs tipped to excel on long-awaited return to the England Lionesses fold for Arnold Clark Cup
Laura Coombs has been backed to translate her red-hot Manchester City form onto the international stage after securing a shock return to the England fold.
Tonbridge Angels manager Jay Saunders repaying board's faith with club challenging for National South play-offs in his first season
Jay Saunders appreciates the trust placed in him by the board as Tonbridge fight for a National South play-off spot.
Ratcliffe still the only confirmed bidder for Manchester United
Boyhood Manchester United supporter Jim Ratcliffe remains the sole confirmed bidder to take over the club heading into Friday's 'soft deadline' for offers, amid continued reports of interest from Qatar.
Ireland's Kathryn Dane reveals she suffered brain haemorrhage
Ireland scrum-half Kathryn Dane has revealed that she suffered a brain haemorrhage during national training team in Dublin.
Ko sets pace in Jeddah, Maguire seven off lead
World number one Lydia Ko and Thailand's Pajaree Anannarukarn made flying starts to the Aramco Saudi Ladies International title in Jeddah, with Ireland's Leona Maguire seven off the leaders following a good day at the office.
Dublin destiny date thoughts for Six Nations title 'far beneath the surface'
Ireland will focus entirely on beating Italy but Jack Conan admits that the tantilising prospect of Ireland winning a Guinness Six Nations title in Dublin bubbles beneath the surface.
Monty's Star leads Henry De Bromhead one-two at Clonmel
Henry de Bromhead enjoyed a one-two in the Surehaul Mercedes-Benz Novice Hurdle at Clonmel, as Monty's Star booked his Cheltenham ticket in claiming a first career victory ahead of better-fancied stablemate Hiddenvalley Lake.