Leona Maguire admitted it had been a “bitter pill to swallow” to be left out of three sessions.

Gabriel the derby hero, Nketiah embraces new surroundings and Sancho introduces himself to Chelsea.

World number two Lilia Vu birdied the final two holes at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club to halve her match with Swiss rookie Albane Valenzuela and edge the home side over the line.

Dane applied pressure with a closing birdie for a winning 65 as McIlroy three-putted 17 for a damaging bogey

McIlroy had his hopes of a first professional victory on home soil in Northern Ireland undone at the 15th and 17th holes.

The 2019 Open Championship admitted to being “jaded” before this week’s home championship in Newcastle and he was left to rue a third-round three-over score of 74 that effectively ended his hopes of claiming a second Irish Open title.

If a rural politician never attended a funeral, he’d never be elected.

Ireland Sevens star Eve Higgins claiming the first try of the second period before another, hooker Cliodhna Moloney rounded the scoring off in the final minute to touch down a powerful driving maul

Is the North London bitter rivalry all it’s cracked up to be?

Europe continue to face an uphill battle.

The girls in green will now head off to Vancouver to take on New Zealand, Canada and the United States in a challenging step up from last season’s WXV3 status

A third top-flight success for Porta Fortuna, after her Coronation and Falmouth Stakes triumphs and her American owners are now relishing a tilt at the Breeders’ Cup Mile against the colts.

Cole has left Birmingham to join the Football Association as a full-time national coach.

Struggling to build new connections and make lasting friendships? Enter TimeLeft, a new app that will arrange dinner for you — with five complete strangers. Imasha Costa signs up

Can it be the case that the €5 candle will burn just as bright and long as the designer brand?

USA lead Europe 6-2.

The nap on the day one card goes to Delacroix in the Group 2 KPMG Champions Juvenile Stakes.

"It's up to me to get myself there. I'm pretty sure he'll get there."

This week, many people across social media have mentioned George’s big moment, but even more have been trading small moments that didn’t quite melt into oblivion.

Eriksson guided teams in Sweden, Portugal and Italy to major trophies in the 1980s and 1990s before taking on the England job in 2001, managing stars such as David Beckham, with whom he formed a close bond.