'We'll see, we'll see' - Sexton coy on retirement plans
Johnny Sexton has hinted that he may postpone his plans to retire after next year's World Cup, adding that he continues to be driven on by his British and Irish Lions snub in 2021.
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Preview: World Cup fever should spark Ireland into Euro qualification mode
Stephen Kenny is going to the World Cup as a spectator, his players, at home, watching along with the rest of us on television, as the top footballing nations of the world gather in Qatar for the unique winter tournament.
Eoghan O'Donnell excited by Micheál Donghue plan as new Dublin era looms
After being involved in the Dublin football set-up for part of the 2022 season, Eoghan O'Donnell's focus is now firmly back on hurling, where he aims to "thrive in the system and the culture" that new county boss Micheál Donoghue is hoping to establish.
Teacher and student on different paths to cross-country
Different journeys. And on Sunday, the same destination. The 123.ie national cross-country championships in Donegal.
Maidstone United striker Jack Barham says boss Hakan Hayrettin was right to leave him out
Jack Barham says Maidstone manager Hakan Hayrettin was right to drop him.
Price recovers to see off Noppert in Wolverhampton
Reigning champion Gerwyn Price advanced to the Cazoo Grand Slam of Darts quarter-finals after coming back from 7-4 down to beat Danny Noppert 10-8 in Wolverhampton.
Djokovic 'relief' at overturning of Australian visa ban
Novak Djokovic expressed his relief at having his visa ban overturned which will allow him to compete in next year's Australian Open.
Future is bright but Kenny not looking beyond 2024 campaign
Stephen Kenny rarely looks beyond the next game, however, a natural exception can be made for this week's international double header against Norway and Malta.