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Earls returns to the Munster starting line-up |
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| Munster have named their side to take on Racing 92 on Sunday in Bordeaux for the Champions Cup semi-final with Keith Earls returning and Simon Zebo on the bench. |
Henshaw back for Champions Cup showdown with Scarlets |
| Ireland centre Robbie Henshaw will make his Leinster comeback against the Scarlets in the semi-final of the Champions Cup tomorrow in the Aviva Stadium. |
7 contenders to replace Arsene Wenger |
| As Arsenal seek a first new manager in 22 years, we run the rule over a few likely contenders for one of the most attractive jobs in English football. |
Experience could count for Irish sides - O'Sullivan |
| Eddie O'Sullivan believes Munster and Leinster's experience on the big occasions will help them in this weekend's semi-finals. |
'Everyone thinks they have the prettiest wife at home' |
| As Arsene Wenger announces he is to leave Arsenal, we look back at some of the most memorable quotes from the Frenchman's time in charge of the Gunners. |
Donnacha Ryan relishing strangeness of playing Munster |
| It will be a strange afternoon for Donnacha Ryan on Sunday as he and his new teammates will strain everything to prevent Munster reaching a European Cup final for the first time in a decade. |
Arsenal confirm Wenger will leave in the summer |
| Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger will leave the club at the end of the season, ending a 22 year association with the club. |
Napoli to face Liverpool at Aviva in August |
| Liverpool will play Napoli in a pre-season friendly at the Aviva Stadium on 4 August the FAI have confirmed. |
Waterford hurler calls for oxygen tanks in GAA clubs |
| A Waterford hurler has revealed how a routine belt of a hurl in a match on 1 April left him unable to breathe and very seriously ill, and is calling on the GAA to consider installing oxygen tanks in clubs across the country. |
LOI Digest: In-form Dundalk and Derry set to clash |
| Dundalk host Derry City in the clash of the weekend while reigning champions Cork City travel to Dalymount Park to face a Bohemians who will try to replicate their Dublin derby form against the rest of the league. |
Anthony Stokes set to be sacked by Smyrni |
| Greek side Apollon Smyrni have announced they intend to terminate the contract of Republic of Ireland striker Anthony Stokes for going absent without leave. |
Wenger backs Vieira as future Arsenal manager |
| Arsene Wenger believes former Arsenal favourite Patrick Vieira has the potential to manage the club in the future. |
Dragons player forced to retire with brain injury |
| Dragons centre Adam Hughes has announced his retirement from professional rugby with immediate effect due to a brain injury. |
Success or apathy: The nascent revival of Welsh regions |
| Are the Welsh sides about to take a permanent place at the top table of European club rugby? And why have they struggled for so long? |
Premier League clubs enjoy record profits |
| Premier League clubs posted record profits last season thanks to strong broadcast revenues and Financial Fair Play rules keeping wage inflation under control, Deloitte has announced. |
Murray to the fore at Valero Texas Open |
| Grayson Murray took the early lead with a round of 67 in the first round of the Valero Texas Open, but it was a tough day for Ireland's Seamus Power, who was well off the pace with a round of 76. |
Southampton fail to win again as troubles deepen |
| Southampton halted their losing run but a goalless draw at Leicester does little for their Premier League survival hopes. |
Waterford successful with appeal as bans are reduced |
| Waterford FC have confirmed the suspensions handed down to Bastien Hery and Stanley Aborah following the melee against Cork City have been partially reduced. |
Jackman: Munster need Zebo against a team like Racing |
| Dragons coach and RTÉ rugby analyst Bernard Jackman believes that Munster should stick with Simon Zebo at full back for their semi-final clash against Racing 92 on Sunday afternoon. |
Moses grabs winner as Burnley's European dreams falter |
| Victor Moses was the match-winner as Chelsea eased the pressure on London rivals Arsenal by denting Burnley's surge for sixth place. |
