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Mickey Harte’s side finshed four-point winners at Dr Hyde Park today.
Norway join hosts France at the top of Group A.
David McCann, Jake Flannery, Stewart Moore, Ben Healy and John Hodnett all crossed as Ireland secured another impressive win over England.
Peter Keane picked up his first championship victory with the Kingdom tonight.
John Considine’s side ran out 12-point winners in the Electric Ireland Munster minor hurling championship.
Mayo got their championship campaign up and running with a facile win over New York last night.
Ireland’s Seamus Power is just three shots further back while Padraig Harrington is facing an uphill battle heading into the second round.
Mayo native Sinead Diver, who only took up running aged 32, finished 7th place at the London Marathon.
The Cavan native held her nerve in California.
Daniel James scored after five minutes to give the Welsh a home victory over Slovakia this afternoon.
Damien Duff was in the dugout at Tynecastle as Celtic secured a dramatic win on Wednesday.
Willie Mullins’ horse made a seasonal debut at Fairyhouse on Saturday.
Adam Griggs’ side got their Six Nations campaign up and running with a big win at Scotstoun.
James Horan got his Allianz League campaign off to a winning start despite torrential rain at MacHale Park.
The 24-year-old Cork sprinter has her sights set on the European Indoor Athletics Championships in March.
New Ireland U21 manager Stephen Kenny has unveiled his coaching team alongside his first squad.
A business student at Maynooth, Emma Doyle rode Northern Surprise to victory in the BetVictor Handicap.
Alexander Cox’s side were left to rue their inaccuracy and profligacy in today’s Pool B encounter.
The scrum-half remains unlikely to feature for Ireland against the All Blacks.
There were also impressive finishes from Ireland’s Lizzie Lee and Mick Clohisey on Sunday.
Three quick-fire tries from O’Connor, Addison and Stockdale get the northern province’s campaign up and running.
Coachford College student James Power is off the mark after a quick win in Tijuana overnight.
The former Ireland full-back was appointed on an interim basis after the departure of Matt O’Connor.
The western province scored five tries against Zebre to notch their first Pro14 win under Andy Friend.
Newcastle led for large periods at Kingston Park, before Sarries showed their power to eek out an opening-weekend win.
The new head coach was pleased to get the win, but knows there’s huge room for improvement.
The former Ireland international played 80 minutes at full-back as Racing secured an opening weekend win.
Danny Welbeck came off the bench to wrap up the points for the Gunners at the Emirates Stadium.
The 29-year-old joined Stoke at the end of July after three seasons at West Brom.
Johann van Graan’s men opened their campaign with a five-try victory in Cork.
It was a comfortable afternoon for Liverpool at Anfield thanks to goals from Mohamed Salah, Daniel Sturridge and a brace from Sadio Mane.
Ibrox was rocking this evening for the new manager’s first competitive game in charge.
The Barcelona attacker bagged his second of the competition, before their talisman added another against a dogged Costa Rica side.
Goals from Bríd O’Sullivan and Hannah Looney saw Cork past Tipp in Ardfinnan.
Clare will face Kerry in their Munster SFC semi-final for their third straight year.
Debutant Brian Concannon bagged 2-1 on his championship debut.
Tottenham forward Troy Parrott scored the winner at St George’s Park this afternoon.
Cathal Corey’s side made light work of London this afternoon.
Ringrose, Stander and Stockdale all crossed.
Ireland made light work of Netherlands in Harare to continue their winning run.