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Last gasp John Cooney penalty hands Ulster a much-needed win in a scrappy affair at the Kingspan Stadium

Province hasn’t hosted a playoff game in Thomond Park in either the URC or Champions Cup since the European tie two seasons ago against Exeter

Average ticket prices for the match at GAA HQ were €10 lower than Leinster’s clash with Toulouse in last year’s semi-final

FAI director of football Marc Canham sets new deadline of England Nations League game

The RDS, the province’s regular home, is set to undergo redevelopment work that will see next year’s matches relocated

Leinster are set to have 10 players on Ireland central contracts next season with just three from the other provinces on national deals

Shambolic search for a new Republic of Ireland manager lurches on, while instability has done little to repair reputational damage of the John Delaney years

Scottie Scheffler established himself as a force in the sport but Rory McIlroy appears no further on with a Masters plan

Tickets for Champions Cup game against Northampton an average of €10 lower than last year

Manchester City striker’s all-round game isn’t great but he is still the top scorer in the Premier League

World number one secures second Major title after closing 68 earns him four-stroke win

Jürgen Klopp’s hopes for a rebound from Atalanta defeat fail to materialise at Anfield

Irishman due to headline UFC 303 in Las Vegas on June 29th

World number one leads by one shot from Collin Morikawa while Woods shoots 82 for his worst score at Augusta

Leo Cullen’s side move on to a semi-final date at Croke Park after victory over Ronan O’Gara’s side

Irish province beat their old nemesis and look forward to Croke Park semi-final

Aoife Wafer outstanding as Ireland wrap the game up inside the first half

Paul Townend secures first win in the race as Willie Mullins takes second and JP McManus a third

Home advantage and Jacques Nienaber factor may swing Champions Cup tie home side’s way in a likely titanic tussle

On Saturday Manchester City will host a team that, despite relatively meagre resources and a long injury list, could yet play their way to survival among England’s elite

In Paris in 1924, Yeats’s painting The Liffey Swim took the silver medal in the art competition and gave a country that was just over 18 months old a treasure that has lasted a century

Leinster-La Rochelle looking like most competitive game, with home teams heavy favourites

O’Mahony ends speculation on his future after agreeing to a Munster contract which will be topped up by the IRFU

La Rochelle have not tasted a Champions Cup knockout defeat since the 2021 final loss to Toulouse, and will be confident coming into Leinster fixture

LIV contingent led by Jon Rahm among the subplots but world number one Scottie Scheffler clear favourite for US Masters glory at Augusta

The FAI have set a new deadline of next week to announce the Republic of Ireland men's manager

The splintering of the sport with the advent of the LIV Tour could not have come at a worse time for golf as generation beige fail to move the needle in the post-Tiger Woods era

The World Cup-winning Springbok coach has changed the way that Leinster think about setting up against the team that has too often proved to be their knock-out nemesis

Ireland finish strong but cannot find the back of the net after a pair of first half goals for England

Facing Leinster at the Aviva will hold no fears for O’Gara’s La Rochelle after the champions recorded their 10th successive knock-out Champions Cup win by defeating Stormers in Cape Town