No Bale, but Wales' age profile pleases Rob Page
Rob Page believes Wales have come "a long way" since the retirement of Gareth Bale to be within one win of reaching Euro 2024.
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Concern over Tipperary's free-for-all approach
Tipperary are left with much to ponder with little over four weeks to their Munster Championship opener against All-Ireland hurling champions Limerick.
Law firm castigates UEFA over Liverpool fans' compensation claims
UEFA has made "no meaningful efforts" to settle claims on behalf of 1,200 Liverpool fans affected by the chaos surrounding the 2022 Champions League final, a law firm has said.
Willie Mullins praises Paul Townend as faith repaid many times over
In the wake of the Cheltenham Festival and with thoughts turning to Fairyhouse, Willie Mullins has lavished praise on Paul Townend as their association goes from strength to strength.
John O'Shea content to 'wait and see' what happens next with Ireland manager position
John O'Shea is not looking beyond the Switzerland game on Tuesday night, and the interim manager says it's a case of wait and see regarding his future with the national team.
Ex-Brazil star Dani Alves leaves prison after paying bail
Former Brazil international footballer Dani Alves, convicted of rape in Spain, has paid bail of €1m and can leave jail pending his appeal, a court has said.
Ciarán Frawley a doubt for Leinster's top-of-the-table clash with Bulls
Leinster will make a call later in the week on whether or not Ciarán Frawley will be available for selection for Friday's visit of Vodacom Bulls in the BKT United Rugby Championship.
RTÉ GAA Podcast: Hurling league semis reaction & football league review
On this week's RTÉ GAA Podcast, Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill are joined by Neil McManus and Ciarán Whelan to talk hurling and football league action respectively, with Clare and Kilkenny to meet in the small ball decider, while the football finals across the four divisions are now set in stone.