Youngs gets England start against Fiji
Leicester hooker Tom Youngs will make his Test debut against Fiji on Saturday after being confirmed in one of the most inexperienced England sides of the professional era.
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Vunipola and Youngs included in England squad
Uncapped forwards Mako Vunipola and Tom Youngs have been called into the England squad for the QBE autumn internationals.
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Sheridan and McCarthy team up for glory
Meath veteran, Tom Sheridan, teamed-up with rising young Westmeath star, Robbie McCarthy Junior, to claim the Men's Open Senior Doubles title of this year's Danny O'Sullivan Softball (60X30) Memorial Invitational Tournament.
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Young Munster 27-26 UCD
Three converted tries steered Young Munster into the AIB Cup quarter-finals for the first time in their history at Tom Clifford Park.
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Young Munster 16-17 Dungannon
Young Munster fell to their third successive AIB League defeat as Dungannon came from behind at Tom Clifford Park.
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Young Munster 9-13 Old Belvedere
Old Belvedere continued their impressive start to the new AIB League campaign as they edged out hosts Young Munster at Tom Clifford Park.
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Young Munster 42-22 Belfast Harlequins
Scrum-half Conor Murray starred as Young Munster claimed a comfortable win in today's AIB League Division Two semi-final at Tom Clifford Park.
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Ofisa ready for Connacht bow
Samoan flanker Ray Ofisa could be poised to make his competitive debut for Connacht against Edinburgh Gunners in the Magners League at the Sportsground on Friday, 6.30 pm.
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Two share half-way lead in Canada
Young Colombian Camilo Villegas fired a 64 to share the second-round lead at the Canadian Open and move into contention for his first PGA Tour win.
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Shannon top of the table in AIB League
Shannon sit on top of the AIB League Division One table tonight after they defeated Young Munster 30-11 while Co Carlow lost out 34-25 away to Blackrock.
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Owls mourn promising young star
Sheffield Wednesday are today mourning the tragic death of promising defender Tom Staniforth at the age of only 20.
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GAA: Managerial changes in Cork and Offaly
There has been talk of it for weeks, but now it's official. Jimmy Barry Murphy has stepped down as coach of the Cork Senior Hurling team.