Anscombe seeks two wins
Ulster coach Mark Anscombe is adamant they need two wins top qualify for the quarter finals of the Heineken Cup
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Adam on target as Stoke beat QPR
Charlie Adam's first goal for Stoke earned his side all three points against QPR to further increase the pressure on Mark Hughes.
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Adam on the mark in Pool win
Charlie Adam scored from the spot on his first start for Liverpool as Kenny Dalglish's side won another high-scoring friendly victory.
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National Championships preview
Denis Hogan has been sparring with Drimnagh southpaw Jimmy Sweeney ahead of his third meeting with Ken Egan in just over a year at the National Stadium on Friday night.
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IABA Open Youth Competition update
Keith Monks, Rohan Date, Paul Kelly, Anthony Upton, James Myres and Fergal McRory booked their tickets to the quarter-finals of the IABAs Open Youth Competition with impressive wins this Saturday.
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Carroll Takes Both A1GP Poles
John Kenny speaks to Team Ireland Team Principal Mark Gallagher and The Irish Independent's Declan Quigley about Adam Carroll's pole position in both the sprint and feature races in New Zealand.
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Hughes wants to buy before selling
Manchester City manager Mark Hughes has admitted he has received 'tentative enquiries' about some of his players but is adamant he will not let anyone leave without signing a replacement first.
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Ireland Win In Malaysia
Mark Gallagher, CEO of Ireland's A1GP Team, tells Robbie Irwin about Adam Carroll's win in the A1GP in Malaysia which takes Ireland to the top of the championship.
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Carroll Wins In China
Team chief Mark Gallagher says Adam Carroll's win in the A1GP Series in China was a stunning victory for the team.
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Webster ousts reigning champion Adams
World number one Mark Webster ended Martin Adams' reign as BDO world champion with a thrilling semi-final victory at Frimley Green.
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Carroll lands Irish A1GP drive
Adam Carroll from Portadown has taken over as the new Belmayne Team Ireland A1 grand prix driver and will race with the Mark Kershaw-owned Irish outfit at the remaining nine rounds of the 2007/08 Championship.
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Three injured at Fakenham on Friday
Adam Pogson, Stephen Craine and Mark Nicolls were all taken to hospital after suffering injuries at Fakenham on Friday.
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Webber confident of Formula One future
Mark Webber is adamant he will be in Formula One next season, after claiming he rejected a new Williams deal in favour of 'something better'.
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Rooney on the mark in Ireland victory
Adam Rooney headed home the only goal of the game in the last minute to give Ireland their second win of the week over Hungary in Arklow Town's ground, Wicklow, in an U18 friendly.
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Morrison on the mark as Birmingham win
Birmingham secured only their second Premiership win in ten games against Leicester who had skipper Matt Elliott and goalkeeper Ian Walker sent off - plus manager Micky Adams banished from the dug-out.
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Leinster will bounce back says Nell
Connacht coach Stephen Nell is adamant that Leinster will bounce back after last night's dramatic 26-23 Celtic League defeat at Donnybrook.
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Adams to get second testimonial
Arsenal have announced that captain Tony Adams has been awarded a second testimonial match to mark 19 years of service to the club in what could prove to be his final appearance at the ground.
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Els leads Heineken Classic in Melbourne
South African Ernie Els shot an eight-under-par round of 64 to take the lead on day one of the Heineken Classic at Royal Melbourne today.
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Adams admits to trying too hard
Arsenal centre-half Tony Adams has admitted he pushed himself too hard in his return from injury after he suffered a recurrence of the problem that forced him out of the game for the past four months.
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McGinley two shots behind in Hong Kong
Ireland's Paul McGinley remains in contention at the half-way stage of the Omega Hong Kong Open after a second round 66 left him two shots off the pace.