Meath see off Wicklow in Aughrim
Meath overcame Wicklow 1-17 to 1-12 in the Leinster SFC quarter-final in a wet and windy Aughrim this evening.
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South Africa see off battling Scotland
South Africa staged a second-half comeback to record a flattering 30-17 win over a feisty Scotland in the four-nation tournament on Saturday and set up a final clash with Samoa.
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As it happened: Saturday's GAA action
In their Leinster SHC quarter-final replay Dublin were very comfortable winners over 14-man Wexford. A missed penalty and a freak goal towards the end of the first half both ran in Meath's favour and they beat Wicklow by five points in their Leinster SFC quarter-final.
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Rain ruins second day at Stormont
Just 16 overs of play were possible on the second day of Ireland's four-day match against Australia A at Stormont.
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Gregan continues great form with win in Sweden
Brian Gregan maintained his winning ways on the track when the Clonliffe Harriers AC athlete won over 400m this afternoon in Gothenburg.
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Campbell-Brown tests positive for banned diuretic
Jamaica's 200 metres world champion Veronica Campbell-Brown has tested positive for a banned diuretic, according to sources close to Jamaican athletics.
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Wade set to link up with the Lions
Christian Wade is understood to have been called up by the British and Irish Lions and withdrawn from the England side to play Argentina in Buenos Aires today.
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Samoa overpower Italy in South Africa
Samoa powered to a 39-10 win over Italy in the four-team tournament in South Africa on Saturday, their third successive test win against Six Nations opposition.
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Pavlosk joins Lantern and Judge in Coronation list
Sky Lantern and Just The Judge remain on course for a mouthwatering rematch at Royal Ascot as they feature among 19 confirmations, including the supplemented Pavlosk, for the Coronation Stakes.
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Pedrosa takes pole with Montmelo record
Championship leader Dani Pedrosa grabbed pole position for Sunday's Catalunya grand prix when he recorded the fastest ever lap at Montmelo near Barcelona on Saturday.
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Preview: Sunday's card at Cork
The prospect of quick conditions has probably ruled Maarek out of Royal Ascot, but he bids for some compensation in the Midsummer Sprint Stakes at Cork.
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Suarez asking Liverpool to listen to his wants
Luis Suarez is happy to acknowledge he has a contract with Liverpool, but amid talk of an Anfield exit he has stressed that what he wants should be listened to.
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Ace Thornton shares lead at St Omer
A hole-in-one helped power Ireland's Simon Thornton to the top of the leaderboard at the St Omer Open today.
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Mickelson and Horschel retain lead at halfway
Phil Mickelson and fellow American Billy Horschel retained their one-stroke lead at the U.S. Open following Saturday morning's conclusion of the suspended second round of the championship at Merion.
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Dinwiddie leads the St Omer Open
Overnight leader Tjaart van der Walt threw away a three-shot mid-round advantage to concede a share of top spot to England's Robert Dinwiddie on day two at the St Omer Open.
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Warburton hails perfect preparation
Sam Warburton believes today's 47-17 victory over a tough Waratahs team provided the perfect preparation for the Lions' first Test match against Australia.
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McQuaid loses Cycling Ireland nomination
Members of Cycling Ireland have voted against nominating Pat McQuaid for a third term as president of the UCI.
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Lions impress against tough Waratahs
Leigh Halfpenny produced a command performance as the unbeaten British and Irish Lions delivered their best display Down Under just seven days before tackling Australia.
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Mata says he's staying with Chelsea
Juan Mata insists he has not been told he is surplus to requirements under new Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho and is ignoring stories to the contrary.
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Imperious All Blacks put France to the sword
New Zealand wrapped up the series and retained the Dave Gallaher Trophy by thrashing France 30-0 in Christchurch.
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