Friday 4 December 2020
The British Prime Minister said today that the previous regime of restrictions did not do enough to tackle the virus.
The Lions head coach indicated he is keen to bring Andy Farrell on board again for next year.
Tournament organisers are considering all options amidst serious financial worries within the sport.
Sinead Goldrick and Niamh McEvoy are heading back to Melbourne.
The GAA’s Fixture Calendar Review Task Force is due to meet this month and RTÉ report that the GPA will submit plans for a 23-week inter-county season.
South Africa is struggling to contain coronavirus.
‘Even if it takes until the third time of asking, we still very much believe,’ Cricket Ireland’s Warren Deutrom said of the luckless project.
The 38-year-old Spaniard will make his comeback with Renault in 2021.
South Africa hope to have their professional teams back in action by August.
Former Springboks wing Bryan Habana is excited about the 2021 Lions series.
John Coates hopes that plans can be put in place if the pandemic is contained by October.
The latest episode of The42 Rugby Weekly saw the lads choose their midfields and back threes.
Revenue says, generally, people won’t be hit by big tax bills next year.
The European football body said earlier that Euro 2020 would keep its name despite being played in 2021.
The former US Open winner succeeds Paul McGinley.
Rassie Erasmus wants the Boks to become a consistent force between now and then.
The Wales boss was proud of his side’s effort in their World Cup semi-final defeat to the Springboks.
This change will be applied to their Sevens World Cup competitions as well.
A British newspaper says the board hoped to agree terms with the experienced New Zealander within a month.
