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Stuart Barnes discusses England’s defeat to South Africa in Saturday’s “weird” tour opener and looks at the good and bad from Ellis Park, as well as the other talking points from the weekend Tests. 1. Four straight Test matches, five…
The World Cup might almost be here but fans can get excited about club as well as country because the fixtures for the new Premier League season are out on Thursday. Top-flight teams across the country will discover their curtain-raisers,…
Find out who makes our XV this week as we take a look at the top performers from the international scene. 15. Willie le Roux (South Africa) At his attacking best for South Africa and looked dangerous every time he…
Christoph Niemann, a frequent contributor to The New Yorker and the artist behind “Father’s Day Off,” often experiments with animation in his images; here, though, he presents a simpler scene, one yoked to his own experiences. Niemann recently answered a…
By Eoghan Cormican, Gaelic Grounds Limerick 2-26, Waterford 1-16 A remarkably comfortable 13-point win for Limerick and while John Kiely’s troops are now assured of their place in the All-Ireland series, their second victory of the Munster championship does not…
By John Fogarty TIPPERARY 1-21, CLARE 1-23 Tipperary were sent packing from the Munster and All-Ireland championships after an epic finale from Clare in Semple Stadium. Ian Galvin of Clare celebrates after scoring his side’s first goal. Photo: David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile…
