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Limerick record commanding win over Galway |
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| Shane O'Brien starred with 1-03 as Limerick ran out comfortable 1-27 to 0-18 winners at TUS Gaelic Grounds as the home side got their league campaign back on track against an in-form Galway side. |
Lowry tumbles down Bay Hill order after difficult day |
| Halfway leader Shane Lowry fell six shots off the pace after the third round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational. |
Galthie furious after 'reprehensible' Dupont incident |
| France head coach Fabien Galthie has reacted furiously to a potentially serious injury for his captain Antoine Dupont, following his side's 42-27 win against Ireland at Aviva Stadium. |
English qualifies for 800m final at European Indoors |
| Mark English has qualified for the men's 800m final at the European Indoor Athletics Championships in Apeldoorn, Netherlands after a third placed finish in his semi-final heat. |
Allianz Hurling League recap: Limerick 1-27 Galway 0-18 |
| Limerick ease to the two points against a Galway side that finished with 14 men following Conor Cooney's dismissal. |
Rampant France end Irish Grand Slam hopes at Aviva |
| Ireland's Grand Slam dreams are over, blown to smithereens by a ruthless and emphatic France, who now look destined to win the Guinness Six Nations title. |
European wrap: Barca game off after club doctor's death |
| Barcelona's La Liga game against Osasuna was postponed shortly before kick-off on Saturday night, following the sudden death of the club's first-team doctor Carles Minarro Garcia. |
Ratings: Doris and Sheehan best on difficult day |
| It was a difficult day for the majority of the Irish players as France ruined their Grand Slam hopes in fine style, and here's how we rated them. |
Bingham and Robertson advance to World Grand Prix final |
| Stuart Bingham will face Neil Robertson in the final of the World Grand Prix in Hong Kong after beating world number one Judd Trump in the last four. |
Angry Slot read the riot act to Reds at half-time |
| Liverpool head coach Arne Slot gave his team a dressing down in the changing room at half-time but it had the desired effect as they came from behind to beat Southampton 3-1. |
Debutant Kennedy keeps up solid progress in Puerto Rico |
| Max Kennedy will start the final round of his first PGA Tour event just outside the top 50 after another impressive round. |
Easterby laments awarding of crucial second French try |
| Ireland interim head coach Simon Easterby insist his side were better than the scoreline suggested in their 42-27 defeat to France at Aviva Stadium. |
Littler through in Wieze, Humphries and Van Gerwen out |
| Defending champion Luke Littler eased into the third round of the Belgian Darts Open as Luke Humphries and Michael van Gerwen both crashed out. |
Scotland hold off Wales despite second half fadeout |
| Tom Jordan and Blair Kinghorn both scored doubles in Scotland's five-try 35-29 victory over Wales at Murrayfield as the visitors went down to a 16th consecutive Test defeat and a 10th straight loss in the Six Nations. |
Premier League wrap: Villa, Palace and Brighton win |
| Aston Villa moved to within two points of the top four in the Premier League table after a 1-0 win at Brentford, where Ollie Watkins scored the only goal of the game against his former club. |
Dubs maintain faint promotion hopes with Carlow win |
| Promotion to the top flight of the Allianz NHL remains a long shot but a big Parnell Park win has at least kept Dublin in the hunt, mathematically at least. |
Six Nations recap: Ireland 27-42 France |
| The action as it happened as Ireland's Grand Slam hopes were ended by France |
Wexford beat Wicklow to finally escape Division 4 |
| Wexford celebrated their escape from Division 4 of the Allianz Football League for the first time since 2018 with Saturday's sure-footed derby success over Wicklow at Chadwicks Wexford Park. |
Smallbone scores but Liverpool extend lead at top |
| Republic of Ireland midfielder Will Smallbone scored his first Premier League goal for Southampton but conceded a penalty as three goals from leaders Liverpool saw the Reds seal a 3-1 win at Anfield and extend their lead at the top of the table. |
Shamrock Rovers come from behind to see off Shelbourne |
| Shamrock Rovers maintained their league hoodoo over Shelbourne – who still haven't beaten The Hoops since their return to the Women's Premier Divison – coming from behind to snatch a dramatic late 2-1 win at Tolka Park. |