We'll Leave It There So: Stunning win for Ireland's cricketers, ROG's Late Late faux pas and all today’s sport

In addition, Ireland international Andy Keogh has been arrested while DJ Carey’s IT Carlow have been thrown out of the Fitzgibbon Cup.

William Porterfield tries to run out Darren Sammy PHOTOSPORT / Chris Symes/INPHO PHOTOSPORT / Chris Symes/INPHO / Chris Symes/INPHO

(Ireland’s William Porterfield tries to run out Darren Sammy of West Indies)

Ireland’s cricketers opened up their World Cup campaign with a hugely impressive win over West Indies. Read all the reaction to this magnificent result here.
In an unexpected turn of events, DJ Carey’s IT Carlow have been thrown out of the Fitzgibbon Cup, paving the way for Mary I to return.
Ronan O’Gara has apologised for a remark he made about his wife on Friday’s Late Late Show.
Irish scrum-half Peter Stringer has announced that he’s leaving Bath at the end of the season.
Ireland striker Andy Keogh is understood to be “embarrassed” following his arrest in Adelaide at the weekend.

Lance Armstrong Interviewed by Oprah Winfrey AP / Press Association Images AP / Press Association Images / Press Association Images

(Lance Armstrong is set to lose $10million)

Rangers are allowing Celtic’s upcoming Europa League opponents to train at their ground.
French lock Pascal Papé has been cited for his involvement in the incident that led to Jamie Heaslip’s injury at the weekend, which has ruled the latter out of Ireland’s upcoming clash with England.
It’s been revealed that disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong has to pay back $10million to SCA Promotions for his well-documented indiscretions.
Man United manager Louis van Gaal says he will prioritise signing a midfield player in the summer.

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“I was addicted to it, I tried to stop it and I cut it out completely. I went from such a high on sugar and stuff like that to a dramatic low.”

Irish golfer Peter Lawrie partially blames a fizzy drink addiction for his sudden dip in form.

Conor McHugh, Enda Flanagan, Brian O'Driscoll and Diarmuid O'Connor Cathal Noonan / INPHO Cathal Noonan / INPHO / INPHO

GAA Editor Fintan O’Toole was in Croke Park for the Under 21 All-Ireland Championship launch.

In the GAA Fresher Football Division 1 Championship final, UCD face UCC, while in the Connacht GAA PPS Senior A football championship quarter-final, St Jarlath’s, Tuam take on St Colmans.
The Champions League returns tomorrow night, with Chelsea facing PSG and Bayern Munich up against Shakhtar Donetsk.