Stephen Kenny returns to management; Rachael Darragh ready for Paris Olympics
When he watched them get the better of Limerick in that thriller at Páirc Uí Chaoimh last weekend, Joe Canning had only one question:A few of their players, he writes, “came of age” in that game, Brian Hayes’ performance “phenomenal”, but the key now is that they bring the same gusto to their meeting with Tipperary on Sunday, otherwise they’ll be gone from the championship.
, but, writes Philip Reid, it was another struggle for Tiger Woods, a bogey-bogey finish leaving him 10 shots adrift of Schauffele., despite his “dismal failure to live up to his billing” at Newmarket a fortnight ago.
Badminton’s Rachael Darragh was beginning to second guess her chances of qualifying for this summer’s Olympic Games, so it was with enormous relief – and joy – that she greeted the news she had taken the 38th and final spot.of her wait for that news, but now she’ll follow in the path of her aunt Chloe Magee who competed in Beijing, London and Rio.: It’s round two at the US PGA Championship today , and this evening there’s rugby action in the shape of Munster’s URC trip to Edinburgh .
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