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Ireland's bowlers struggled to take wickets in sapping conditions on day four in Galle as Sri Lanka mounted 704-3 declared, led by Kusal Mendis’ 245, before the hosts claimed two early wickets to help set up an intriguing fifth day as Ireland fight to save a draw.
Ireland have named an unchanged starting team for Saturday's final TikTok Women’s Six Nations match against Scotland, with Dorothy Wall named among the replacements.
Both Gary Hurley and Tom McKibbin are a dozen shots off the lead after the opening round of Korea Championship after carding rounds of 75 respectively.
In this week's RTÉ GAA podcast, Shane McGrath joins Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill to look ahead to another big weekend of provincial hurling championship action.
GAA referee Maggie Farrelly would be more than happy to shake off the attention that comes with being the sole female inter-county referee in the men's game if it meant more women were getting involved at the top level.
Sport creates a unique environment where people dedicate large portions of their life towards competing in uncertain environments. Indeed, to make an event as entertaining as possible, unpredictability is promoted by the organisers of sport through divisional structures and high-stakes match-ups. This generates a tremendously exciting cauldron of desire, tension, suspense and, for those who's ambitions are being thwarted, frustration.
Frank Lampard said Chelsea supporters have every right to be worried after they slipped to a fifth straight defeat under his management against Brentford at Stamford Bridge.
After losing a fourth game in a row - the latest by close to 50 points - it would have been understandable if the Irish players didn't want to hang around Musgrave Park following their Six Nations defeat to England on Saturday.