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When Paul McGinley spoke of Rory McIlroy "dividing opinion" many would have been left confused, but the Holywood golfer has always had to work hard for his popularity in Ireland. |
In-form Rovers easily account for struggling Cork |
Cork City had no answer to Shamrock Rovers' strength in depth as the Leesider's troubling start to the season continued in slumping to a heavy 4-1 defeat at Tallaght Stadium. |
Man charged over alleged sexual offences during GAA trip |
A 30-year-old man has been charged with sexual offences linked to an alleged incident during Armagh GAA's post All-Ireland winning holiday in the United States last year. |
Bournemouth boost European push with Fulham win |
Antoine Semenyo struck inside 53 seconds as Bournemouth reignited their quest for continental qualification with a 1-0 Premier League victory over fellow European hopefuls Fulham at the Vitality Stadium. |
Sky is the limit for Mipo if everything clicks - Towell |
The "sky is the limit" for Mipo Odubeko if the Shelbourne striker can improve his decision-making, according to Richie Towell. |
Euro: McTominay bags brace as Napoli close gap at top |
Scott McTominay scored twice to lead Napoli to a 3-0 win over Empoli which closed the gap to Serie A leaders Inter Milan to three points. |
O'Donnell hopeful he can return later in year |
Reigning Hurler of the Year Shane O'Donnell is hoping that he could yet feature for Clare in the 2025 championship. |
I've got the monkey off my back - Rory's grand slam joy |
Rory McIlroy told RTÉ Sport that his dramatic play-off victory at The US Masters felt just like winning his first major again, as he completed golf's grand slam to relieve more than a decade of pressure. |
Wiffen secures 400m gold at Irish Open in Dublin |
Olympic champion Daniel Wiffen doubled up by winning gold in the men's 400m freestyle final on day three of the Irish Open Swimming Championships at the Sport Ireland National Aquatic Centre (NAC) in Dublin. |
Mipo questioned but answers well and Arsenal in Madrid |
Richie Towell, Conan Byrne and Rachel Graham join Raf Diallo after a weekend of derbies in the men's and women's LOI. Mipo Odubeko's on-pitch riposte to Roddy Collins, Drogheda's stellar start and Abbie Larkin's development are discussed, as well as Arsenal's second leg against Real Madrid. |
Hill set for date with destiny in Sheffield |
Aaron Hill is set for the biggest match of his career on Tuesday as he looks to qualify for the World Snooker Championships, which start at the weekend. |
Howe to miss two more games after pneumonia diagnosis |
Eddie Howe will miss Newcastle's next two games after being diagnosed with pneumonia, the Premier League club have announced. |
Harrington left stunned by 'bizarre' DeChambeau show |
Three-time major champion Pádraig Harrington has said that Bryson DeChambeau's "ego" played a big part in a "bizarre" final round that torpedoed his US Masters hopes as he finished in a tie for fifth, four shots behind eventual champion Rory McIlroy. |
Page hits second 147 in match to create snooker history |
Jackson Page made snooker history this afternoon as he recorded a second 147 in the same match to beat Allan Taylor 10-2 in the third round of World Championship qualifying. |
McIlroy exorcises 2011 ghosts in true McIlroy fashion |
By the time Rory McIlroy rolled in that birdie putt on the first play-off hole to beat the irrepressible Justin Rose, we had all been through the wringer. Finally, the ghosts of 2011 had been exorcised. |
Dublin and Meath to play Leinster SFC semi in Laois |
The Leinster Football Championship semi-final between Dublin and Meath will take place in Laois Hire O'Moore Park, it has been confirmed. |
Con alone ensuring gulf remains in Leinster - Canavan |
Dublin may not be operating at the same level as they were in their pomp, but talk of a level playing field is fanciful according to Peter Canavan. |
Golf world hails McIlroy's Masters triumph |
Tiger Woods welcomed Rory McIlroy to golf's most exclusive club after his dramatic victory in the 89th Masters. |
Tyrone impress, Meath show fight, Tailteann tempting? |
Peter Canavan joins Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill to reflect on another busy weekend in the provincial football championships. |
Van Dijk expects a big summer of spending at Liverpool |
Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk is expecting a big summer in the transfer market as the club look to build on their pending Premier League title triumph. |