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Expect a win with some Justification

Aidan O'Brien may have drawn a blank with his Newmarket runners last weekend but Justification can offer compensation with victory in the StanJames.com Chester Cup.

Published on May 07 2013

What next for Ronnie?

RONNIE O'Sullivan claims he will retire rather than defend his world title next year. The 37-year-old returned from a short spell out of the game to win his fifth World Championship, beating Barry Hawkins 18-12 last night in the final in Sheffield. But barring a change of heart it will be his last competitive game at the Crucible. Here, we look at where O'Sullivan's future may lie.

Published on May 07 2013

Shamrock Rovers' Danny Ledwith, in action against Dundalk's Darren Meenan. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

Croly: we got it Dun'

TREVOR CROLY believes that his Shamrock Rovers side are finally getting the rewards for their hard work and last night's win over Dundalk can finally kick-start their league season.

Published on May 07 2013

O'Leary on cue against Leesiders

LIMERICK FC claimed the Munster derby bragging rights after beating Cork City 3-2 at Turner's Cross.

Published on May 07 2013

Saint Killian catches Drogs at the death

KILLIAN Brennan heaped misery on his hometown club Drogheda United to hand St Patrick's Athletic all three points in their Airtricity Premier Division clash at Hunky Dorys Park yesterday.

Published on May 07 2013

Bright outlook as county hits the high notes

THE cherry blossoms were blooming on the Knapton Road in Dun Laoghaire. The birds were singing. But not as sweetly as Patricia Timmins on the car CD.

Published on May 07 2013

Harold's Cross tonight (7.45)

525 – Ellas Mini (6th 22.0L 29.73 HRX), Rushwee Gene (1st 5L 30.66 HRX), Kilkea Spot (1st 0.5L 18.55 HRX), Samms Dream Girl (6th 4.5L/dis 30.04 NWB), Chilli Tara (2nd 4L 30.35 HRX), Best Beiber (2nd 5L 18.29 HRX).

Published on May 07 2013

Stoute's Diva dazzles in late Kempton show Hot Snap failed to live up to her favourite billing in Sunday's Qipco 1000 Guineas but evidence of her ability was forwarded a day later at Kempton by Mango Diva.

The pair are trained by the knights of Newmarket and Henry Cecil's (pictured) Hot Snap beat Michael Stoute's Mango Diva by just half a length when the pair met on their respective racecourse debuts over this course and distance last September.