Kildare survive Clare onslaught to land intermediate crown
Kildare will compete in the TG4 All-Ireland ladies senior football championship in 2024 after capping a breakthrough year with the intermediate title at Croke Park.
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Tottenham Hotspur held by Brentford as life without Harry Kane begins
James Maddison provided two assists to help fill the creative void left by Harry Kane's departure, but Tottenham could only start the Ange Postecoglou era with a 2-2 Premier League draw at Brentford.
McSharry chasing hat-trick of gold at the NAC
Daniel Wiffen and Mona McSharry are the fastest qualifiers in the finals of the 800m freestyle and 200m breaststroke respectively ahead of the final session at the Sport Ireland National Aquatic Centre.
Fred departs Manchester United for Fenerbache
Manchester United midfielder Fred has completed his transfer to Fenerbahce.
Kyogo Furuhashi and Matt O'Riley thwart Aberdeen resistance
Kyogo Furuhashi and Matt O'Riley both scored for the second game running as Celtic beat Aberdeen 3-1 at Pittodrie.
Robert Mancini resigns as Italy boss
Roberto Mancini has resigned as head coach of the Italian national team.
Down pip Limerick to win All-Ireland junior crown
A 43rd-minute goal from substitute Orla Swail was crucial at Croke Park as Down secured their second TG4 All-Ireland Junior Football Championship crown at the expense of Limerick.
'Furious' Gatland hints at RWC selections reprecussions
Warren Gatland hinted there may be repercussions for World Cup selection after Wales surrendered a strong position in slumping to a 19-17 defeat by England at Twickenham. The hosts had been reduced to 12 men after Owen Farrell's yellow card was upgraded to a red by the 'Bunker' review system at a time when Freddie Steward and Ellis Genge were sat in the sin-bin. Wales led 17-9 but against the odds England scored the next try when Maro Itoje rounded off a maul before George Ford landed a conversion and penalty to seal a come-from-behind victory.