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- There was some good news on the injury front today as Ireland internationals Tommy Bowe and Iain Henderson are set to return to action before the end of the season.
- Ireland head coach Joe Schmidt has been speaking about the Six Nations defeat to England and his thoughts on the three debutants.
- Meanwhile, England full-back Mike Brown will not be cited for the kick to Conor Murray’s head in Sunday’s game at Twickenham.
- Cork senior football manager Peadar Healy says yesterday’s surprise defeat to Roscommon was “unacceptable”.
- Here are the 36 GAA fixtures, including games in the Allianz football and hurling leagues, to look out for this week.
- We visited Willie Mullins’ yard in Bagenalstown today and got the inside track on his Cheltenham plans.
Away
- Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says he felt like “s**t” after their Capital One Cup final loss to Manchester City, while Jamie Carragher believes the Reds squad is not good enough.
- Here are five talking points from yesterday’s game at Wembley.
The Best Thing We Shared
On The Record
I was on a short-term deal with Munster during the World Cup and there was a 50/50 chance of staying on but unfortunately it didn’t work out.“It was a shame because I enjoyed it there. The options I had with other clubs weren’t really right for me and, a few days after I finished with Munster, my dad told me he had heard about this MMA thing called ‘Wimp 2 Warrior’. That same day, a friend of mine contacted me about it as well.
“When I looked into it, it looked brilliant. It was a chance to train in MMA and learn a new skill — and with John Kavanagh too at SBG. It sounded like a fantastic opportunity. I thought there’d be no harm in taking a punt on it because there was no guarantee that I’d get it anyway.” – Former Munster player Shane Monahan is trying his hand as an MMA fighter.
Where We Were Today
Fintan O’Toole chatted to David Breen and Shane McNaughton ahead of the All-Ireland club hurling final.
The Fixture List
- There are five Premier League matches on Tuesday, including leaders Leicester City against West Brom. Here are the fixtures.
- It’s Clongowes College v Cistercian College in the Leinster Schools Senior Cup semi-final at 3pm.
Showbiz, Baby!
16-year-old Dublin-born defender Dara O’Shea scores a belter for West Brom’s U18 side.