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BREAKING SPORTS

Down throw off despair of past two years to earn stunning win over Monaghan

Down have emerged from the depths of despair to challenge once again for Ulster football glory.

St Pat's earn point with two-goal comeback at Limerick

Sergio Garcia and Richard Bland lead BMW International Open

Portugal coast to Confederations Cup semi-finals while hosts Russia are knocked out

Wexford and Cork stroll to easy wins in the Camogie championship

Limerick rue missed chances as they fall to Wexford

GAA - TODAY'S NEWS

Déise will not contest Bennett ban for helmet tug

Waterford will not contest the one-match suspension handed to Stephen Bennett arising from an incident during last Sunday’s Munster hurling semi-final.

Kate Kelly parting from her great love of camogie

Continuing a proud family tradition for Dublin

We’ll sorely miss mononymous legend Briege

Westmeath make three changes for Dublin clash

Has a sleeping giant started to reawaken?

Dublin’s dynasty striving to stand still

Cork City can focus their attentions on Thursday’s night game in Estonia against Levadia Tallinn, John Caulfield’s men securing what was a hard-earned victory over a lively and determined Derry City at Maginn Park.

Rovers hammer hapless Drogs

Saints turn to Mauricio Pellegrino

Dundalk find shooting boots as Rosenborg challenge on horizon

Webb: Henry handball was catalyst for VAR

Liverpool’s summer signings start with €39m Mohamed Salah

RUGBY - TODAY'S NEWS

Have you heard about the sumo wrestler from Roscommon?

The Irish have had an ability to make a mark all over the world, not just in the big emigration destinations of Britain, USA, Canada and Australia.

Howley’s open book policy on Test selection

Rob Penney: Irish tour a boost to RWC19

Why Lions remain relevant in the 21st century

Farrells put family on back burner

Multi-talented Ringrose has eyes opened by East

Trash-talk over, rugby coaches savour the challenge

LATEST SPORTS COLUMNISTS

Tyrone and the challenge of timing a steady run to September

Hard to believe it is almost 10 years since Tyrone won the last of their three All-Irelands, writes Colm Cooper.

Trust in the tanking process

The Best of times, the worst of times

Cork doff their caps to Mister Economy

The wrong turn that shaped a life in sport for Rita Parsons

Half-back gold on show at Eden Park

Timing a friend to Peter O’Mahony and a foe for CJ Stander, says Ronan O'Gara

GOLF - TODAY'S NEWS

Q&A: Chloe Ryan: ‘I’m hoping to qualify as a sport’s agent — a bit like an Irish Jerry Maguire!’

Chloe Ryan, 23, from Limerick’s South Circular Road, won the Irish, Ulster, and Munster girls’ golf titles in her teens and first played for Munster Ladies when she was just 15. She plays off a +3.5 handicap for Castletroy Golf Club and Ireland. This week, she is playing in the Irish Women’s Close Championships in Mullingar GC.

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