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New-look Wales unlikely to frighten Ireland too much |
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While the changes in the Welsh camp will no doubt make Cardiff a trickier spot for Ireland to travel to in Round 3, Jonny Holland can still only see one outcome. |
Murphy on her reunion with Ward and Tyneside targets |
Republic of Ireland attacker Emily Murphy is ready for a fresh start on the international stage under her old boss Carla Ward after returning to the English club game last month. |
History-maker Murtagh leads way for big-scoring Rossies |
Diarmuid Murtagh became Roscommon's highest-ever scorer with a 0-12 tally against Monaghan, and at just 30 years of age, he has plenty of time to add to his ever-growing total. |
Lowry's Bay side pip McIlroy's Boston Common at TGL |
While Rory McIlroy may have won their final round showdown in Pebble Beach, Shane Lowry got one over on his compatriot as The Bay edged out Boston Common in dramatic fashion in the TGL on Monday night. |
Jones' joy as emphasis shifts from stamina to speed |
Cork's hat-trick hero Chris Óg Jones has revealed that his distance covered during games has almost halved since the new rules were introduced. |
Irish amateur Michael Flynn shocks Van Gerwen |
Irish amateur Michael Flynn pulled off a major upset by dumping three-time world champion Michael van Gerwen out of Players Championship 3 in Rosmalen. |
Graham: Ireland newcomer Filis could free up O'Sullivan |
Republic of Ireland newcomer Mel Filis could be the player who could give Denise O'Sullivan more freedom to influence the game in an attacking sense, according to Shelbourne midfielder and former international Rachel Graham. |
McGinley: Dubs in challenging place but new rules help |
Dublin are in a "challenging" time in the wake of high-profile retirements, according to Enda McGinley, but the ex-Tyrone player argues that the new rules could suit a team in transition. |
Rees-Zammit signs new deal with Jaguars |
Louis Rees-Zammit has signed an active roster deal with the Jacksonville Jaguars for the forthcoming 2025 season. |
Saudi prince disqualified from British racing over debt |
Owner Prince Sultan Bin Mishal al Saud has been added to the British Horseracing Authority's forfeit list after racking up debts of more than £321,000. |
Mannion: I like Eilo, it was a surprise she didn't stay |
Republic of Ireland defender Aoife Mannion is ready for another fresh start in green after a difficult winter saw Eileen Gleeson and Colin Healy leave their roles. |
Djokovic: Some feel favouritism at play in Sinner ban |
Novak Djokovic has claimed the majority of players believe Jannik Sinner was shown "favouritism" with his three-month doping ban. |
Rodgers urges Celtic to play 'without fear' in Munich |
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has urged his team to play without fear and have no regrets against Bayern Munich with the hosts set to be without key striker Harry Kane. |
Change for change's sake not in Ireland make-up |
Given Ireland's plain sailing to round three, and the woes of Wales, there are calls to make Saturday's trip to Cardiff the rotation game. |
Struijk scores last-gasp winner to send Leeds top |
Substitute Pascal Struijk's stoppage-time header snatched a 2-1 win for Leeds against Sky Bet Championship promotion rivals Sunderland at Elland Road. |
No throwing in the Towell as Bradley bond burns bright |
Former Dundalk and Shamrock Rovers midfielder Richie Towell dispels rumours that he has retired as he waits for the right offer, while he opens up about his exit from the Hoops and starting his own youth academy. |
Everton's new stadium welcomes 10,000 fans for friendly |
A select band of Evertonians saw a glimpse of a bright, new future as the €950m project at Bramley-Moore Dock opened its doors for the first time and they went home happy – even after a defeat. |
With the LOIghts out, Richie Towell and COYGIG v Turkey |
Richie Towell, Rachel Graham, and RTÉ Sport journalists Anthony Pyne and Conor Neville join Raf Diallo. Towell dispels rumours that he has retired and reviews the opening weekend of the LOI and talks Shamrock Rovers v Molde, while Graham discusses the Ireland WNT squad and the fixture against Turkey |
Arsenal fined for reaction to Lewis-Skelly red card |
Arsenal have been fined €80,000 by the Football Association after their players confronted referee Michael Oliver in the 1-0 victory over Wolves last month. |
Where to next for the LOI after record-breaking day? |
The clear pent-up demand for supporters of the League of Ireland begs the question, where to next? Peter Branigan takes a look. |