Clermont to be well tested by Toulon
Clermont have been everyone's favourite to win the Heineken Cup since doing the double over Leinster in the pool, but Toulon's collection of aging superstars may just have an upset in them.
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Turf Club grants Murtagh training licence
One of Murtagh's first runners will be Fort Knox, for Sheikh Mohammed, in the Irish 2000 Guineas
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Schmidt targeting trophy double
Leinster coach Joe Schmidt set his sights on a trophy double after watching his side win the Amlin Challenge Cup with a 34-13 destruction of Stade Francais.
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Bradley retains advantage in Texas
Keegan Bradley maintained his three-shot lead at the HP Byron Nelson Championship by following up his stunning opening round of 60 with a one-under-par 69 in Texas on Friday.
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Form may be factor in McIlroy move
Graeme McDowell believes Rory McIlroy's poor form this season is behind the world number two's decision to leave Horizon Sports Management to create his own management group.
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France a no-Fly zone for Mullins
Willie Mullins has decided against a bid for the French Champion Hurdle with Hurricane Fly.
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Rodgers keen to improve squad depth
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers is confident the recruitment structure put in place over the last year will ensure the club do not waste money in the transfer market.
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Slick Leinster claim Amlin Cup glory
Leinster have won the Amlin Challenge Cup after a 34-13 win over Stade Francais at the RDS.
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McEvoy earns deserved point for Bohs
Ryan McEvoy struck late on to give Bohemians a share of the spoils against Shamrock Rovers at Tallaght Stadium.
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O'Gara to retire after move to Racing confirmed
Ronan O'Gara is to retire from rugby and join French club Racing Metro as a kicking coach.
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Fagan bags brace at Pat's dismiss Shels
Christy Fagan was the star of the show as Liam Buckley's St Patrick's Athletic posted a vital 3-0 victory against Shelbourne at Tolka Park.
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Patterson wins it for Derry with late strike
Rory Patterson settled a pulsating clash with an 86th-minute winner to sink Drogheda and boost Derry City's title challenge.
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Lowry and McDowell through to last 16 in Bulgaria
Graeme McDowell and Shane Lowry are both through to the last 16 of the Volvo World Matchplay in Bulgaria.
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O'Donnell on form again to earn Students a point
UCD and Limerick have drawn 1-1 in the Airtricity League Premier Division.
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Waters the star for Bray at the Cross
Two brilliant goals from Kieran 'Marty' Waters helped Bray record their first win on Cork soil in 26 years after this deserved 3-1 victory at Turner's Cross.
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As it Happened: Leinster 34-13 Stade Francais
Relive the action as Leinster claimed their fourth European title in against Stade Francais at the RDS.
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Stoke launch investigation into pig's head prank
Stoke have launched "a full internal investigation" into reports of an incident at their training ground today, the club announced.
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Ireland handed tough draw in Hockey World League
Ireland's men team have been handed a tough draw in Pool B of the Rabobank Hockey World League in Rotterdam.
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Kilbeggan review
The Oliver Brady-trained Macca's Lad (14-1) won Kilbeggan's FBD Insurance Hurdle, but the race was not without its drama.
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Mayo can see off Galway threat
Pearse Stadium in Salthill is the venue as those age-old rivals Galway and Mayo lock horns again in provincial combat.
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