The sides clashed in Brewster Park in Enniskillen today.

The sides clashed in today’s curtain-raiser in the Gaelic Grounds.

There was semi-final action in the Leinster and Munster Schools Senior Cup today

The Connacht lock believes a return victory next week in France is a distinct possibility.

Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer revealed that a harsh exchange of words in the dressing room at half-time sparked a fightback.

Colman Kennedy was the hero as Clonmel Commercials claimed the Premier County title while The Nire and Stradbally must meet again in the search for Déise honours.

Oulart-The-Ballagh, Rathdowney-Errill and Kilcormac-Killoughey were left toasting quarter-final wins in the eastern province yesterday.

The Ryder Cup star shot a seven-under-par 65 on the final day at Mission Hills.

The Liberal-Labour coalition will also cut government spending by €16 billion over the next five years.

The ever-consistent Ferrer has had one of his best seasons, and beat Alexandr Dolgopolov in three sets

Coach Joe Schmidt, meanwhile, was irked at the concession of three Cardiff tries.

The Munster scrum-half scored his third try of the season to put his team on the right track to a bonus point win.

Former Red Hands senior footballer Enda McGinley captained his club to success yesterday.

The four-year-old filly claimed one of Europe’s biggest prizes by cutting down the Japanese star close to home.

The 2011 Queen Mother Champion Chase winner beat Forpadyplasterer into second place in the PWC Champion Chase.

Julie Ann Russell and Fiona O’Sullivan were on the scoresheet for Sue Ronan’s side.

The 23-year-old won by over two minutes from Tom Cave, with Yaz Al Rajhi in third.

The Ebor runner-up was the surprise winner of the Gain Horse Feeds Irish St Leger at the Curragh.

The far-right PVV party, led by Geert Wilders, suffered a humiliating defeat in the election.

The 30-year-old Spaniard beat Sebastian Vettel and Jenson Button to seal the victory at Hockenheim.

The Red Hands beat Monaghan in a pulsating encounter early on Sunday afternoon.

The Ireland under-21 international started at left-back for Alex Ferguson’s men this evening.

That makes ten successes overall for the Williams sisters at SW19.

“We wanted to get on a bit of a role before we go to Poznan,” added Irish matchwinner Shane Long.

Germany’s Nico Rosberg stood at the top of the podium for the first time in 111 races, winning the Chinese Grand Prix from Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton.

The hosts won it thanks to a Robert Lewandowski goal, while Arjen Robben missed a late penalty.

The 33-year-old came from nowhere to beat compatriot Damien McGrane in Morocco.

Ireland’s Ciarán O’Lionaird secured his first major victory on American soil on Saturday, winning the New Balance Boston Grand Prix.

The British number one is optimistic going into the Australian Open under the tutelage of new coach Ivan Lendl.

St Anne’s BC man kept up Ireland’s 100% record at the AIBA World Championships in Baku, beating Latvia’s Arturs Ahmetous.

A goalkeeping howler from David De Gea failed to derail Manchester United from starting their new season with a 2-1 win over West Brom.

Simon Dyson showed the Irish contingent how to do it, as he beat Australia’s Richard Green to the Irish Open title.

Cricket Ireland chief executive Warren Deutrom talks to TheScore about a memorable night for Irish sport and the future prospects for Ireland’s cricket team.