Maarek is beaten at Cork
There was a huge turn up in the Midsummer Sprint Stakes at Cork as Cape Of Approval got the better of the long odds-on favourite Maarek.
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Murray wins Wimbledon warm-up at Queen's
Andy Murray gave his fans a fright before recovering to beat Croatia's Marin Cilic to win the Aegon Championships for the third time at Queen's Club on Sunday.
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O'Connor gifts car after Grand Prix win
Olympic bronze medallist Cian O'Connor today won a Golf GTI car when taking first prize at the Grand Prix in Sommerstorf, Germany but immediately donated it to his long-time groom, 'Frenchy'.
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McFadden and team-mates driven to make impact
Ireland's hat-trick hero Fergus McFadden said that players who impressed on the tour to the USA and Canada were driven by the desire to keep the jersey.
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Kinnear confirms shock Newcastle role
Joe Kinnear has confirmed his return to Newcastle as director of football.
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Tearful Thornton hails first victory
Simon Thornton claimed his first win on the European Tour this afternoon as he beat Tjaart van der Walt on the first play-off hole at the St Omer Open.
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Lorenzo closes gap on Pedrosa in Catalunya
Yamaha's Jorge Lorenzo trimmed the gap to championship leader Dani Pedrosa at the top of the MotoGP standings to seven points when he stormed to victory at a sweltering Catalunya grand prix today.
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Treve scores impressive Prix de Diane win
Treve was a most impressive winner of the Prix de Diane at Chantilly for Criquette Head-Maarek.
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Heynckes does not intend to coach again
Jupp Heynckes has all but ruled out a return to coaching.
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Galway emerge with victory as Laois tire
Galway survived a real scare this afternoon in Portlaoise when they had to dig deep to produce a 2-17 to 1-13 win over hosts Laois in a hugely entertaining Leinster SHC semi-final.
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Cork cruise into Munster final
Cork cruised into another Munster SFC final as they disposed of brave Clare by 1-20 to 1-11 at Cusack Park.
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Mayo rampant against poor Roscommon
Mayo remain on course for a third consecutive Connacht SFC title for the first time since they were All-Ireland champions in 1951 after securing a facile 0-21 to 0-09 victory over Roscommon at MacHale Park in Castlebar.
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Cavan secure slim victory over Fermanagh
Cavan are through to the Ulster SFC semi-final after defeating Fermanagh 0-13 to 0-11 at Brewster Park this afternoon.
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Kiss singles out McFadden for praise
Ireland interim coach Les Kiss paid tribute to hat-trick hero Fergus McFadden after his crucial role in the tourists' 40-14 win over Canada in Toronto.
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Brumbies to test Lions' hastily assembled backline
The Lions' hopes of victory in their last tour match before facing Australia will be tested by a hastily assembled backline and an ACT Brumbies side keen to inflict a timely psychological blow in Canberra on Tuesday.
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Magician and Mars declared for St James's Palace
Dawn Approach, Magician and Toronado all feature in a field of nine set to go to post for Tuesday's St James's Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot.
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As it Happened: Sunday's GAA action
Read back on today's matches in the Championship.
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Benbulben to be targeted at King George
Connections of Mount Benbulben have nominated the King George VI Chase at Kempton as his first major target of the coming jumps campaign.
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Williams gets surprise call-up to Lions
The Lions have drafted former Wales wing Shane Williams into their team for Tuesday's clash against the Brumbies in Canberra.
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Woods and McIlroy struggle to find form
Tiger Woods cut a frustrated figure after his chances of a 15th major title disappeared in the third round of the US Open at Merion.
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