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Paul O’Connell has confirmed he’ll either retire after the World Cup or in the summer of 2016.
Stephanie Roche has won many supporters over the last few months and the legendary Alessandro del Piero is one of them.
Munster face an anxious wait as Conor Murray is an injury doubt for Saturday’s clash with Saracens.
No pressure but according to UFC CEO Lorenzo Fertitta, Conor McGregor is ‘the Irish Muhammad Ali’.
Rory McIlroy reveals there’s a good reason why he doesn’t discard boarding passes – he writes his goals for the year on the back of one and keeps it in his wallet.
Luke Marshall has suffered another concussion in Ulster training – his fifth in less than two years.
Alan Brogan is set to sit down with Dublin boss Jim Gavin sooner rather than later to thrash out his inter-county future.
Away
Oldham Athletic owner Simon Corney says signing convicted rapist Ched Evans would’ve been the ‘right thing’ to do.
What’s a little head-butt between friends, eh, Kevin Garnett?
Radamel Falcao‘s future at Manchester United is in doubt though his agent Jorge Mendes insists he’ll find another top club if needed.
UFC champion Jon Jones went to rehab…for one night.
Will he stay or go? Lionel Messi likes to tease defenders on the pitch – now he’s doing likewise to fans, journalists and club owners.
On the record
“[Ireland] is always at the back of your head, but my main focus at the moment is performing for Leinster and getting on the team sheet. There’s a lot of competition for the Ireland backs and for the Leinster backs, nothing really changes.”
Dave Kearney spoke to Murray Kinsella about competition for places and how his aim is to return to the international setup.
Where we were today
Sean Farrell was at the University of Limerick to get the latest from the Munster camp ahead of their clash with Saracens this weekend.
The best thing we shared today
This was the best score of the game between Wexford and Wicklow in Gorey on Sunday. Or at least we think it was.
Thanks to the impeccable timing of Liam Spratt of South East Radio, we’ll never quite know for sure.
The fixture list
Football
There are three FA Cup 3rd Round replays to be decided tomorrow night:
- Bradford v Millwall (7.45pm)
- Ipswich v Southampton (7.55pm)
- Tottenham v Burnley (8pm)
GAA
A litany of games to consider – pay attention!
Dr Harty Cup quarter-finals
- Ardscoil Rís v Hamilton High Bandon, Mallow, 1.30pm
- Rochestown College v Nenagh CBS, Charleville, 1.30pm
- Castletroy CC v PS Youghal, Cahir, 1.30pm
Dr McKenna Cup
Group A
- Down v UUJ, Páirc Esler, Newry, 8pm
- Cavan v Monaghan, Kingspan Breffni Park, 8pm
Group B
- Derry v Queen’s University, Owenbeg, 8pm
- Donegal v Fermanagh, Ballybofey, 8pm
Group C
- Tyrone v Antrim, Healy Park, Omagh, 8pm
- Armagh v St Mary’s, Athletic Grounds, 8pm
Other sports
- For all snooker fans, the Masters continues with Mark Allen taking on John Higgins at 1pm while Ding Junhui faces Joe Perry at 7pm.
Showbiz, baby!
“My name is Donal Óg Cusack. I’m a hurler, an engineer, a Corkman. I’m also gay.
“I think I’m proof that nobody chooses to be gay. You either are or you aren’t.”
A first glimpse of Donal Óg Cusack’s forthcoming documentary ‘Coming Out Of The Curve’ that airs next Monday night at 9.35pm on RTE1.
It promises to be a must-watch.