Leinster's Champions Cup odyssey is at an end but not before they took back-to-back defending champions Toulon to extra time on French soil in a tight encounter in Marseille.

There will be no fairytale end to Steven Gerrard’s Liverpool career after Aston Villa came from behind to deservedly book their place in the FA Cup final with a 2-1 win over the Reds.

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Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard may be leaving in the summer but he still has a vested interest in his boyhood club’s future and wants talented youngster Raheem Sterling to stay and the owners to invest in new talent.

The minister responsible for Túsla says its decision to cut funding for the Catholic marriage agency Accord has nothing to do with the referendum on same-sex marriage.

Showing the ruthlessness that makes her the cornerstone of the US Women’s soccer team, Abby Wambach buried a goal in the net despite an Irish defender on the ground after taking a ferocious hit in the face.

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Celtic underlined their status as Scottish Premiership champions with their fourth win of the season over nearest challengers Aberdeen.

Clontarf 28 UL Bohemians 29

Alcazar will try to reverse Prix du Cadran form with Reefscape when the pair line up in the Group One Prix Royal-Oak at Longchamp on Sunday.

A penalty from Kevin Niblock decided the destiny of yesterday's All-Ireland Football Sevens title at Dublin's Kilmacud Crokes club.

Celtic manager Gordon Strachan might be forced to thrust Roy Keane into his back-line after watching another inept defensive performance in the draw at Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

Fulham 2 Blackburn 1

Glasgow Warriors 10 Bath 29

Arsene Wenger insisted his public feud with Jose Mourinho was in the past as he revealed he would shake the Chelsea manager’s hand after their clash at Highbury this weekend.

There is another homecoming in Cork tonight as the Rebels camogie team returns to Leeside with the O'Duffy Cup after their four-point win over Tipperary at Croke Park yesterday.

Coca-Cola Championship leaders Sheffield United showed their title credentials by recovering from two goals down to beat promotion rivals Watford 3-2 at Vicarage Road.

Vinnie Roe will bid to firmly entrench himself in the history books at the Curragh tomorrow when trying to land the Irish Field St Leger for the fifth consecutive year.

Middlesbrough 2 Xanthi 0

Wayne Rooney insists England can lift the World Cup next summer.