On His Own set for Sligo on Wednesday
On His Own reverts to the smaller obstacles for the All Sports Betting Tubbercurry Hurdle at Sligo on Wednesday.
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McIlroy eyes return to top spot
Rory McIlroy can return to world number one with a third major title in the US Masters this week, providing Tiger Woods does not finish second on his own.
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Ronan O'Gara
O'Gara on the end of Declan Kidney's tenure and his own future in rugby
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Hopkins continues to defy age and odds
Bernard Hopkins broke his own record by again becoming the oldest man to win a world title after beating Tavoris Cloud on points to claim the IBF light-heavyweight crown.
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Lennon: 'Rangers got their own way'
Celtic manager Neil Lennon is unhappy with the fine imposed on oldco Rangers by an independent commission who found the Ibrox club guilty of making undisclosed payments to players.
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Skelton to branch out on his own
Dan Skelton is to leave his position as assistant to the champion trainer Paul Nicholls in May and set up on his own at his father Nick's farm in Warwickshire.
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Fitzmaurice enjoying making his mark with Kerry
Kerry manager Eamonn Fitzmaurice has said he is already enjoying putting his own stamp on the Kingdom after two games in charge of the side.
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On His Own closing in on comeback
Owner Graham Wylie has confirmed John Smith's Grand National gamble On His Own is set for an imminent return to action.
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Ambrose determined to make amends against Barca
Celtic defender Efe Ambrose is determined to atone for his own goal against Dundee United when Barcelona visit Parkhead tomorrow night.
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Murray starts to savour major glory
US Open champion Andy Murray headed back to England today to be reunited with his dogs and his own bed and take time to reflect on the achievement of a lifetime.
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Suarez spares Liverpool's blushes
Luis Suarez spared goalkeeper Jose Reina's blushes - and some of his own - with the late goal that fired the Reds into the Europa League group stage at the expense of Hearts.
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Joe Canning: 'We have to concentrate on ourselves'
Galway talisman Joe Canning insists that his side are concentrating on their own game instead of Kilkenny ahead next month's All-Ireland final.
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South Korean Im breaks world record
South Korea's Im Dong-Hyun broke his own 72-arrow world record in the archery ranking round for the London Olympic Games with a score of 699 on Friday.
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Allen takes Junior Grand Prix prize
Sixteen year-old Bertram Allen continued his run of recent good form when winning the Junior Grand Prix at Hagen, Germany.
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Kennedy fears for future of Rangers
Sale Sharks owner Brian Kennedy will "reflect on his own position" after expressing fears over the future of Rangers.
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Di Matteo focussed on the present
Roberto Di Matteo was today determined not to make Chelsea's FA Cup final about his past or his future as he backed his players to make their own history tomorrow.
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Fiorentina sack coach over attack on player
Fiorentina have sacked coach Delio Rossi after he physically attacked on of his own players.
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Sport At Seven: Roy Keane
Listen to Roy Keane on Ireland's Euro 2012 chances and James McClean, his own management future and why all is not lost for Manchester United in the Barclays Premier League title race.
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Di Matteo laughs off Pep pressure
Roberto Di Matteo has laughed off Pep Guardiola's threat to his own position
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Walsh forced to miss National ride
Ruby Walsh was forced to give up his ride on leading fancy On His Own in the John Smith's Grand National after a fall from Zarkandar at Aintree.