Sexton and Henshaw set to return for Ireland in Cardiff clash
Johnny Sexton and Robbie Henshaw are in line to feature in Ireland’s crucial World Cup warm-up clash against Wales in Cardiff on Saturday.
We have to learn – and quickly, warns Solskjaer after United slip up again
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has told his Manchester United team they need to wise up after Crystal Palace snatched a surprise late victory at Old Trafford on Sunday.
Murder of Lord Mountbatten and 18 soldiers was ‘Bloody Monday’
The murder of Lord Mountbatten, two members of his family and a Fermanagh teenager hours before 18 soldiers were killed at Narrow Water has been labelled “Bloody Monday”.
Singer Amy Macdonald celebrates birthday with Tennent’s award
Singer Amy Macdonald has been awarded a Tennent’s Golden Can as she celebrates her birthday – and thanked the brand for helping inspire her to learn the guitar.
Narrow Water survivor ‘at peace’ 40 years after atrocity which killed 18 soldiers
A survivor of a double bomb attack which killed 18 soldiers in Co Down says he feels at peace with himself 40 years on.
I feel ready for regular starts, says Brighton’s Neal Maupay
Neal Maupay says he is fit and ready for regular Premier League action after his first Brighton start was ruined by a frustrating 2-0 home loss to Southampton.
Bundee Aki urges Ireland to ‘get back to the drawing board’ after England loss
Bundee Aki has admitted Ireland have six days to salvage their World Cup preparations.
Patsy Palmer: I wouldn’t have got EastEnders job if they knew I had a baby
Patsy Palmer has said she did not tell EastEnders bosses she had a baby when she joined the soap over fears she would not get the job.
Setbacks spur me on, says Abraham after opening Chelsea account in style
Tammy Abraham admits a tough start to life as a Premier League striker with Chelsea spurred him on as his brace at Norwich secured Frank Lampard his first win as Blues boss.
Brian Rice believes football is becoming ‘farcical’ following rules changes
Hamilton manager Brian Rice believes football is becoming “farcical” as the game adapts to recent changes to the laws.