Lennon pleads with Celtic board to keep players
Neil Lennon revealed has asked the Celtic board to do all they can to keep top scorer Gary Hooper after they clinched the Clydesdale Bank Premier League title at Parkhead.
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Veteran trio get Masters under way
Arnold Palmer, Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus got the 77th Masters under way at Augusta National today, with Player again hitting a drive which the rest of the field would be more than happy with.
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Lennon irked by Hooper speculation
Neil Lennon has confirmed that Norwich have made another offer for Gary Hooper, but says he is confident his top scorer will remain a Celtic player.
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Dempsey among 29-man Bray squad
Bray Wanderers have confirmed 29 players for their 2013 squad with Gary Dempsey re-joining the club and Jason Byrne, Kieran Marty Waters and Darren Quigley among the players continuing with the Seagulls.
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Rafa having impact - Cahill
Chelsea's Gary Cahill says new manager Rafa Benitez is now getting his message across to the players
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Another McIlroy Award
Gary Moran reports on Rory McIlroy's PGA World Player of the Year award
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Kaymer leads with a round to go at Sun City
Martin Kaymer will take a one-stroke lead into the final round of the Nedbank Golf Challenge in Sun City after holding his nerve in testing conditions at the Gary Player Country Club today.
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Gary Player holds out Open hopes for Westwood
Gary Player is tipping a European to win The Open this week at Royal Lytham, the course where he triumphed in 1974 - and he hopes it is Lee Westwood.
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Hurney insists players back interpro' series
Gary Hurney, who hit 1-02 for Munster against Leinster in the M Donnelly Interprovincial football semi-final, insists that there is major player support for the interprovincial series.
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Cahill move to Chelsea is imminent
Gary Cahill could be a Chelsea player by Sunday, according to Bolton boss Owen Coyle.
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Villas-Boas hits back at Gary Neville
Andre Villas-Boas has angrily accused Gary Neville and other big-name ex-players of biased punditry when criticising his Chelsea side.
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Reynolds reveals special spirit in Leitrim camp
Leitrim's Gary Reynolds has revealed a special spirit amongst the players in the panel was key to their win over Sligo in last Sunday's Connacht Football Championship quarter-final at Markievicz Park.
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Dempsey lands award for April performances
Bray Wanderers midfielder Gary Dempsey has been named the Airtricity/Soccer Writers Association of Ireland Player of the Month for April.
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Earnshaw expects competitive Aviva encounter
Striker Robert Earnshaw says there is no danger of Wales treating their opening Carling Nations Cup clash against the Republic of Ireland as a warm-up for the meeting with England - because all the players are keen to impress new manager Gary Speed.
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FAI Ford Cup Final: Gary McCabe
Sligo Rovers player Gary McCabe reflects on scoring the winning penalty in the FAI Ford Cup final.
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Galway 0-17 Dublin 0-15
Galway booked their place in the Allianz NHL Division 1 final, despite a dogged effort from Dublin in Salthill.
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Waterford 4-13 Dublin 0-12
The versatile Kevin Moran impressed in attack as Waterford gave Dublin a sound beating in their NHL Division 1 opener at Walsh Park.
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'Rory McIlroy Can Be The Best' - Gary Player
Golfing legend Gary Player tells RTÉ's Sport At 7 that Ireland's Rory McIlroy has the potential to become the world's best golfer.
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McEnaney freshens up Farney squad
Ahead of the Dr McKenna Cup, Monaghan boss Seamus McEnaney has named his squad - a list without his nephew Gary McEnaney, along with five other players who were involved in 2009.
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India on top of the world
Sachin Tendulkar celebrated India's ascent to the top of the test rankings for the first time on Sunday and emphasised the importance of teamwork in their 'remarkable' rise.