The Best Is Yet To Come
She booked her place in a semi final and final
Ellen Walshe broke two Irish records as she booked World Aquatics Swimming Championships semi-final and final places.
The Templeogue swimmer broke her own 200 metre individual medley record with a time of two minutes, six-point-50 seconds.
Earlier, Walshe also advanced to the 50-metre Butterfly semi-finals after chipping her 25.90 down to 25.65.
Chelsea Hold Positive Talks With Brighton About Danny Welbeck Deal
Welbeck scored 13 times in the Premier League last season.
All Ireland Champions Mayo Bring Sam Maguire Cup to Temple Street Children's Hospital
Around 40,000 supporters are expected to welcome the team back to Castlebar.
James Lowe Confirms Move To Tokyo Suntory Sungoliath
He joins the side following the expiry of his contract at Leinster.
Monday Morning Sports Update
Keeping you up to date GAA, athletics, soccer, and darts.
Arsenal Reportedly Exploring Ambitious Vinicius Transfer
Arsenal have reportedly made an initial inquiry about signing Real Madrid forward Vinicius Junior.
Littler Demolishes Van Duijvenbode To Reach Darts World Matchplay Final
Luke Litter will face Gerwyn Price in the World Matchplay Final after a dominant semi-final victory in Blackpool.
Cork Reach Sixth Straight All-Ireland Camogie Final
Cork are through to another All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship final after holding off a spirited second-half comeback from Tipperary in Thurles.
Belfast's Agyarko Falls Short In World Title
Caoimhín Agyarko's was beaten on points by Josh Kelly after challenging for the IBF super welterweight world title in Saudi Arabia.
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