Aoife Wafer's 'whirlwind' journey set for Twickenham stage
Much like her running style, Aoife Wafer has hit the Guinness Women's Six Nations like a wrecking ball.
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Ruthless England rampage past disjointed Ireland
Ireland fell to their heaviest loss to England since 2002 as they conceded 14 tries in a Guinness Women's Six Nations mismatch at Twickenham.
Chiara Tamburlini moves clear at Joburg Ladies Open
Chiara Tamburlini is the player to catch at the Joburg Ladies Open after a flawless six-under 67 on Saturday moved the Swiss rookie six shots clear on 14-under par.
Seamus Power back inside top ten as Scottie Scheffler storms ahead at Hilton Head; Rory McIlroy remains in contention
Seamus Power moved back inside the top ten ahead of the final round of the RBC Heritage at Hilton Head Island.
Rory McIlroy and Seamus Power in tied-12th at RBC Heritage
Rory McIlroy and Seamus Power sit tied-12th after their 36 holes at the RBC Heritage at the Harbour Town Links in South Carolina.
Prem League round-up: Luton's survival hopes dashed while Burnley secure vital victory
Luton’s Premier League survival hopes were dealt an enormous blow after they suffered a 5-1 home defeat to Brentford, which virtually guaranteed the visitors of a fourth consecutive season in the top flight.
Jim McGuinness enjoys his return to 'special' Ulster nights
Jim McGuinness is winning matches in Ulster again, after his Donegal side racked up the goals in a 4-11 to 0-17 victory over Derry at Celtic Park on Saturday.
Croke Park welcomes family of GAA co-founder John McKay
Croke Park officials today welcomed the oldest surviving direct descendant of the GAA founding fathers – Patrick McKay, the great grandson of John McKay.