Glory for Thomas Davis ladies in All-Ireland JFC
Thomas Davis captured the All-Ireland Ladies Junior Club Football Championship crown on Saturday afternoon.
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Thomas Davis' Financial Crisis
Dublin County Board chairman Andy Kettle discusses the financial crisis at Dublin GAA club Thomas Davis.
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Waterford 2-20 Limerick 2-10
Two goals in the opening seven minutes from full-forward Paudie McNamara had Limerick dreaming of their opening league win in Dungarvan.
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Rovers' stadium battle is finally over
Shamrock Rovers can finally begin planning for life in Tallaght after the High Court rejected Thomas Davis GAA club's leave to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Stadium joy for Shamrock Rovers
Shamrock Rovers fans will be celebrating one of the most important victories in the club's history today after the High Court ruled against Thomas Davis GAA club in the Judical Review of Tallaght Stadium.
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Dragons pair in Italian court today
Welsh international Rhys Thomas and his Newport-Gwent Dragons team-mate Rhodri Gomer-Davies are due in court today in Treviso, Italy, having been arrested after a fracas outside a nightclub in the city on Saturday night in which two police officers were injured.
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Thomas to captain Wales from full-back
Gareth Thomas will lead Wales from full-back and veteran hooker Mefin Davies returns at hooker as the tourists look to level the Test series against Australia at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane on Saturday.
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Charlton end run of defeats
Charlton ended a run of six successive defeats with a 2-0 victory over Sunderland thus extending the Black Cats' losing sequence to nine and inflict on them their 100th Premier League defeat.
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Angel secures point for Villa
Juan Pablo Angel's first Premiership goal of the season rescued a point for Aston Villa as they denied Bolton Wanderers a fifth straight home Premiership win in a 1-1 draw at the Reebok Stadium.
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Bjorn prevails at the Forest of Arden
Dane Thomas Bjorn won the Daily Telegraph Dunlop Masters at the Forest of Arden today, beating England's David Howell and Brian Davis in a play-off.
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Bjorn takes slender Open lead
Thomas Bjorn leads the Open Championship by one shot, he carded a solid 69 to take advantage of Tiger Woods misfortunes on the back nine and Davis Love III's early bogey's but both those players remain in contention.
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Bluestars matches survive weather
The annual Evening Herald Bluestars matches featuring the best hurlers and footballers in Dublin go ahead as scheduled today at the Thomas Davis GAA grounds at Kiltipper Road in Tallaght.
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Russia secure semi spot
Russia became the first country to reach the semi-finals of the Davis Cup when Marat Safin and Yevgeny Kafelnikov won their doubles match against Swedish pair Thomas Johansson and Jonas Bjorkman.
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Johansson heads Swedish squad
Sweden named Australian Open winner Thomas Johansson as spearhead of their four-man squad for the April 5-7 Davis Cup World Group quarter-final tie against Russia.
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Enqvist takes Open 13 title in Marseille
Thomas Enqvist showed no ill effects of a hectic last ten days as he defeated Frenchman Nicolas Escude in Marseille to take the Open 13 title.
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Britain edge doubles thriller
Tim Henman and Greg Rusedski beat Sweden's Jonas Bjorkman and Thomas Johansson 7-6 2-6 6-7 6-3 6-3 today to give Britain a 2-1 lead in the Davis Cup first round match.
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Henman gets chance for revenge
Tim Henman will begin Britain's quest for Davis Cup glory and a first World Group victory for 16 years against Jonas Bjorkman in Birmingham tomorrow.
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Australia to host France in Davis Cup final
Australia will host France in the Davis Cup final after completing a 4-1 semi final win over Sweden.
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Australia take upper hand in Davis Cup
Australia have snatched the lead from Sweden in their Davis Cup semi-final by winning today's doubles rubber 6-7 7-6 7-6 7-6.
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Four miss match play event
Darren Clarke's decision not to defend his World Match Play title was followed tonight by confirmation that David Duval, Fred Couples, Thomas Bjorn and Lee Janzen have also joined the long list of non-starters.