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Holmes sets pace as McIlroy cards nightmare 79 at Open |
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| Rory McIlroy's British Open hopes were in tatters after a first-round horror show at Royal Portrush ended with the home favourite carding an eight-over-par 79. |
Cork miss out on Rangers clash as fightback falls short |
| Cork City's hopes of meeting Rangers in the second qualifying round of the Europa League are over as they were beaten by Progrés Niederkorn 3-2 on aggregate. |
Isidor's late header breaks brave Irish hearts at Euros |
| The Republic of Ireland came within seven minutes of holding France to a draw at the Under-19 European Championships but were undone by a Wilson Isidor header after a gutsy, committed display. |
Cork 3-16 Kerry 0-12: Munster under-20 final recap |
| Cork led from the second minute until the end as they claimed their 27th Munster under 20/21 football crown against Kerry at Páirc Uí Rinn on Thursday evening. |
Cork amateur Sugrue makes solid start at Portrush |
| Amateur Championship winner James Sugrue overcame his initial nerves at The Open to card a level-par round of 71 to match playing partner, local favourite and former winner Darren Clarke. |
Mohawk a cut above the rest at Leopardstown |
| Mohawk took full advantage of a drop in class to run out a decisive winner of the Meld Stakes at Leopardstown on Thursday evening. |
Cusack: High performance appointment is key for Rebels |
| Cork hurlers have gone a full decade without winning an All-Ireland senior hurling title for the first time in the GAA's history. |
Saints out as Larsson shines for clinical Norrkoping |
| St Patrick's Athletic bowed out of Europe after their comeback mission against Sweden's IFK Norrkoping fell short, a 2-1 defeat on the night sending them out 4-1 on aggregate. |
Europa League latest: Shamrock Rovers vs Brann |
| Latest from the Europa League first round second leg tie at Tallaght Stadium. |
Open Championship Day 1 - recap |
| Day one of The Open had everything, from pouring rain to glorious sunshine, big performances from local favourites to big chokes from international stars. See how it all unfolded here. |
FAI president insists there is a 'Plan B' after EGM |
| FAI president Donal Conway has rowed back on initial claims that the body doesn't have a contingency plan should the 78 recommendations put forward by the Sport Ireland/FAI Governance Review Group fail to pass at Saturday's EGM. |
Pub chat with coach inspires Lowry as he leads Open |
| Shane Lowry shot a 67 as he made a fine start to the Open Championship in Portrush, while former winner Darren Clarke and Amateur champion James Sugrue have opened with level par rounds |
Cooper: Connolly may not play for Dublin this year |
| The St Vincent's man hasn't kicked a ball for the Dubs in more than a year and his last championship action was as a substitute in the 2017 All-Ireland final win over Mayo. |
Recap: Republic of Ireland U19s 0-1 France U19s |
| Tom Mohan's men are edged out by highly fancied France in their second game at the UEFA European Under-19 Championships. Read back on how the action unfolded. |
Simon Yates earns first ever Tour stage victory |
| Simon Yates claimed his first career Tour de France victory on stage 12 from Toulouse to Bagneres-de-Bigorre. |
Bohs fined and UCD scoreline changed over banned player |
| UCD have been awarded a 3-0 victory over Bohemians after it was found that Bohs fielded an ineligible player, due to 'internal IT issues', in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division fixture last Monday. |
Fahey keeps Peregrine Run's Ballybrit options open |
| Trainer Peter Fahey has given his stable star Peregrine Run the option of both the Plate and the Hurdle at the upcoming Gawlay Races. |
RTÉ GAA Podcast: Cork calamity & the Connolly conundrum |
| Up for discussion are the future of Cork hurling, the role Diarmuid Connolly will play for Dublin this year, returning the All-Ireland finals to September and what makes a modern great. |
Erasmus and Cheika defend selections ahead of opener |
| Rassie Erasmus and Michael Cheika, coaches of South Africa and Australia respectively, have left out some big names ahead of their opening Rugby Championship clash this weekend. |
Donegal blow after Bán Gallagher breaks his ankle |
| Donegal must plan without Eoghan Bán Gallagher for Sunday's eagerly anticipated Super 8s clash with Kerry, as the star defender has broken his ankle. |
