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Red cards no surprise, curious pitch markings and everything we learned from the GAA weekend
Why Tipperary have a spring in their step; the curious case of the disappearing lines; how Down got their groove back
GAA: Seven players sent off across two Division 1A games
Both Tipperary and Cork win away from home on a day red cards dominated the headlines
Cork’s six-shooters leave Clare in the dust as they take revenge in Ennis
Fiery encounter sees three straight reds and 10 yellows as Rebels win easily by 15 points
Have France shown a blueprint for beating Ireland or did we see a statistical unicorn?
This was a defeat from the days of old, of Ireland looking punchdrunk running into a powerful defence happy to dominate collisions
Jamison Gibson-Park feels privileged to have played with departing Ireland trio
Scrumhalf describes Conor Murray as ‘one of the best in the world’
Tadhg Furlong, Mack Hansen and Garry Ringrose set for Ireland return against Italy
Leinster prop Furlong is yet to feature in this year's Six Nations
‘Not good enough and overpaid’: Jim Ratcliffe’s attack on United players
Co-owner backs Ruben Amorim to stay for ‘long time’
Only Liverpool’s best will be enough to beat ‘complete’ PSG, warns Arne Slot
Liverpool take a 1-0 lead into the last-16 second leg at Anfield on Tuesday
Ruben Amorim’s honesty is glorious but he must solve United’s first-half malaise
United have only held half-time leads in two of Ruben Amorim’s 26 games in charge
José Mourinho makes Tottenham waste time, and James McClean has a revolting rhyme
Defending champions Athlone Town off to winning start as they await player permits
Arsenal claim point at Old Trafford but lose more ground on Liverpool
Myles Lewis-Skelly shown delicate balance between discipline and recklessness
Rory McIlroy to ditch driver experiment, while Shane Lowry continues good form
Russell Henley took win at Arnold Palmer Invitational by a stroke from overnight leader Collin Morikawa
Shane Lowry slips six shots off the pace after error-strewn Arnold Palmer Invitational third round
Collin Morikawa leads on 10 under heading into final round
Shane Lowry goes top of leaderboard at Arnold Palmer Invitational after 67
Rory McIlroy four shots off the pace but well in the hunt in Florida
Golden Ace wins chaotic Champion Hurdle after Constitution Hill and State Man both fall
State Man throws away victory with final flight fall after Constitution Hill’s exit at the fifth
Cheltenham Festival: Champion Hurdle to provide definitive answer as to which version of Constitution Hill is back
Brighterdaysahead and State Man lead Irish challenge to Nicky Henderson-trained star in day one festival highlight
Cheltenham Festival: Majborough aiming to set the tone with Arkle victory for Willie Mullins and JP McManus
Opening Supreme Novices Hurdle named in memory of the late jockey Michael O’Sullivan who won the race in 2023
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