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Horse Racing Ireland has confirmed the champions for the National Hunt season, just two days after it was announced the season would be cut short.
Willie Mullins has secured the trainers’ championship for the 14th time.
The date for the restart of the Premier League will be pushed back today, possibly indefinitely.
All 20 clubs will hold a conference call later to discuss their next steps during the coronavirus pandemic.
Former Armagh footballer Marian McGuinness says she’s recovering from COVID-19.
The 2012 Intermediate All Ireland-winner contracted the virus last week while working at Cavan General Hospital.
McGuinness says her initial symptoms saw her feel sick and “insanely tired”.
Leagues across Europe have been formally asked not to abandon their seasons as a result of the COVID-19 shutdown.
Belgian Pro League chiefs will ask a general assembly this month to end their season prematurely, with current leaders Bruges declared champions.
Former European Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley believes this year’s competition will happen behind closed doors.
Padraig Harrington is due to lead Europe into battle against their American counterparts at Whistling Straits in September.
The Belgian top flight has become the first major league in Europe to end its season due to the coronavirus.
The Pro League’s board of directors say its very unlikely play can resume before June 30, and that playing behind closed doors would put strain on health and law officials.
Organisers of golf’s Open Championship have scotched reports that this year’s event is cancelled.
An official statement has been released to say they are assessing their options but postponement has not been ruled out.
McLaren Formula One drivers Lando Norris and Carlos Sainz are to take a pay cut while some staff will be placed on furlough during the coronavirus crisis.
The duo volunteered to take the same rate of reduction as other members at the company when they were informed about the measures.
The 2020 Punchestown Festival has been cancelled, in what will be a huge blow to the Kildare economy.
A study conducted by Maynooth University some time ago indicated that the festival was worth around €60 million to the county.
Willie Mullins has been crowned champion trainer and Paul Townend champion jockey after the National Hunt season was formally ended.
The Fairyhouse and Punchestown Festivals have been cancelled.
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