Liverpool settle case with Hicks and Gillett
Liverpool have agreed an out-of-court settlement with former owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett over the sale of the club in 2010.
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Tom Court
Ulster's Tom Court was delighted to extract some revenge against Leinster.
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Ireland 42-10 Italy: Tom Court
Irish try-scorer Tom Court tells RTÉ's Gary Moran that the team are delighted with the win.
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International quartet back for Ulster
Tom Court, Chris Henry, Paddy Wallace and Dan Tuohy will all be available for Ulster's RaboDirect PRO12 trip to Cardiff this Friday.
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Ulster welcome back key players
Andrew Trimble, Stephen Ferris, Tom Court and Rory Best all return to the starting XV for Ulster's Rabo ProDirect Pro12 match away to Edinburgh on Friday.
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Wallace and Court extend contracts
The IRFU and Ulster announced today that centre Paddy Wallace and prop Tom Court have each agreed new contracts to remain playing in Ireland.
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Ulster trio could still start Heineken Cup clash
Ulster have revealed that Johann Muller, Tom Court and Stephen Ferris are all in contention to play in the province's Heineken Cup opener against Clermont Auvergne this weekend.
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Fitzpatrick & McCourt start for Ulster
Props Tom Court and Declan Fitzpatrick have returned to full fitness and start for Ulster in their decisive Magners League clash on Friday night against Newport-Gwent Dragons.
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Hicks allowed to launch damages claim
Former Liverpool owner Tom Hicks was given the chance today to launch massive damages claims over the sale of the Premier League club after orders barring action in the US were varied by a High Court judge in London.
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Court getting reward for international choice
Tom Court believes the risk he took in pursuing his international career with Ireland is now being rewarded.
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Hicks and Gillett move to block takeover
Liverpool owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett claim they have won a temporary restraining order from the Texas State District Court preventing the sale of the club.
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RBS confirm injunction against Americans
The Royal Bank of Scotland has obtained an injunction preventing Liverpool owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett from sacking independent chairman Martin Broughton.
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Broughton confident sale will go through
Liverpool remain confident of success in their High Court showdown with their American owners despite Tom Hicks denying he ceded control of the club to chairman Martin Broughton.
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Court and Danielli extend Ulster stay
Tom Court and Simon Danielli have signed new contracts with Ulster, which will keep the two international players at Ravenhill until June 2012.
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Ireland players back in Ulster fold
Tom Court, Rory Best, Paddy Wallace and Andrew Trimble have all been included in Brian McLaughlin's extended squad for Ulster's Magners League fixture against Newport Gwent Dragons.
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FAI welcomes High Court decision
The Football Association of Ireland have welcomed the High Court's decision to dismiss Cork City owner Tom Coughlan's action, which was aimed at overturning an FAI decision to suspend him for 12 months from football activities for bringing the game into disrepute.
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FAI react to Cork City statement
The row between the Football Association of Ireland and Cork City looks set to rumble on after City chairman Tom Coughlan claimed to have obtained an Order from the High Court for leave to judicially review the FAI's Disciplinary Committee hearing of 17 December 2009.
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Ireland v Fiji: Ireland Interviews
RTÉ's Michael Corcoran hears from Brian O'Driscoll, Declan Kidney, Tom Court, Leo Cullen, Gordon D'Arcy and Rob Kearney ahead of the game against Fiji.
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Ryan pulls out of Limerick race
Tom Ryan has withdrawn as a candidate for the position of Limerick senior hurling manager and his threat of a High Court injunction to halt the process of choosing the new man has also been lifted.
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Court try sets up Ballymena win
Ulster and Ireland 'A' prop Tom Court scored his first try for Ballymena as the Braidmen ended their long wait for a win (25-14) in the AIB All-Ireland Division One.