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Donegal GAA brought their county committee meeting forward three days, as an announcement on Jim McGuinness’ successor seems imminent.
Jason Quigley extended his unbeaten run against Greg McCoy and remarkably remains undefeated since turning pro!
Donncha O’Callaghan returns to the Munster team for tomorrow’s Pro12 clash with Cardiff, as Ireland release Stuart Olding for Ulster.
All eyes are on Ben Te’o as he wears the famous number 13 jersey for the first time for as Leinster take on Edinburgh in the RDS.
Joe Schmidt says that he’s assessing Ireland’s tight head situation as the injuries continue.
Robbie Henshaw lined out at 13 for Ireland during the team’s open training session held in the Aviva this morning.
Away
Wayne Rooney has got the all clear to feature in Sundays Manchester derby, but David Silva has been ruled out of the big game.
Is Steven Gerrard on the move? He says he won’t be retiring this summer, regardless of whether Liverpool offer him a new contract or not.
Lassana Diarra flies in for Celtic talks, but his bid has hit a late stumbling block.
The long anticipated return of LeBron James to Cleveland proved to be a total and utter disaster, the four-time MVP had a nightmare and Cleveland lost.
Wallabies’ controversial rugby star Kurtley Beale‘s been fined again for the in-flight argument last month.
On The Record
“It was difficult to talk about that openly on television but they kept probing me and eventually they got the full story. I tried to talk about it in a positive way and show that you can overcome your issues and be happy because I didn’t want them to turn it into a sob story. I think they did do that. You have good days and bad days. It is like having an injury really. I don’t want there to be a stigma around mental health. You are never really free of it; it’s like a ‘keep your friends close and your enemies closer’ kind of thing’.”
MMA fighter Ais ‘The Bash’ Daly was talking TUF and dealing with depression, after winning her first fight in the Ultimate Fighter.
Where we were today
Our Sean Farrell was at the Aviva for Ireland’s Rugby open training session, watching our boys being put through their paces.
The best thing we shared
Check out an 18-year-old LeBron James making his NBA debut 11 years ago, certainly lived up to all that pre-game hype and he hasn’t been half bad since either.
The fixture list
- Both Munster and Ulster are out in the Pro12 series tomorrow, Munster travel to Cardiff while Ulster host Newport Gwen Dragons at 7.35pm.
- There are also six Premier League games taking place across the pond, Liverpool and Newcastle the pick of the action at 12.4pm.
Showbiz, baby!
Milan director Umberto Gandini said: “This is something we have been talking about for a few weeks and we have a committed interest to do something together. It’s just a question to find the right date and then to find the right place.”
Manchester United and AC Milan are set to take part in a massive mid-season glamour friendly. Some friendly that’ll be.
