Gatland is set to meet with the officials seeking clarity and consistency over high tackles after concerns were raised by a yellow card for Faf de Klerk in South Africa A’s 17-13 win over the tourists midweek.

Award yourself a point every time you can mark one of these off on Sunday

Sons of Mullinahone sisters Mary and Biddy (nee Maher), Paul Kelly and Ollie Moran, and their brothers Eoin, James, and Niall, lit up many a Tipperary-Limerick championship duel on opposing sides

Research suggests that those players who see penalties as a game of chance are more likely to have destructive thoughts during the process and experience greater feelings of anxiety

The Slovakian champions progressed 3-2 on aggregate to meet Young Boys of Bern in the third round of Europe’s premier competition

The disclosures tribunal has ruled that allegations against senior gardaí were groundless, fuelling questions about the process

The world number six also responded to comments earlier in the day about his much publicised personal spat with Brooks Koepka

Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board chief executive, Denis Egan has called on the members of the Joint Committee on Agriculture, Food and Marine who have received correspondence relating to alleged breaches of doping regulations in Irish racing to pass it on

Come on England. You can do better than this.

The weekend's Talking Points: GAA chat for the Monday Morning watercooler

Peter Keane wasn’t upset that Kerry’s total score had dipped from their recent ransackings of Clare and Tyrone

A soccer match broadcast from South America looks different. The players are familiar, the stadia are now almost identikit, but the light is different

Whether Westmeath deserved to be the side to crop up with the late winner or not is another matter.

Rachel Kearns’ first-half goal meant Mayo were able to hold off a brave Cavan showing to pick up the points in Group 1

Willie Armshaw was the hero for the Limerick side

The run to the Euro 2020 final is not a sporting miracle or an underdog story. But this team do seem to offer a model of something, of leadership, of merit rewarded, of finding ways to let go of the past 

Actor James Norton has said England’s performance at Euro 2020 has been “cinematic”, and volunteered to play Harry Maguire in a big-screen version of the story of the tournament.

Colin O’Riordan had to put his livelihood on the line to play for Tipperary in last year’s Munster final win.

What a joyous and hedonistic carnival of football this wonderful Euro 2020 has become, a heady tonic to soothe the most painful of years, and now it has gifted us one last hurrah — a final that could be the biggest show of all.

Maybe it really is coming home